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There actually is a guy doing fake wedding photos for people who lost theirs (in fire, didn't have backups, etc) or didn't have the nice wedding they hoped for,
by throwaway48540 2y ago
There actually is a guy doing fake wedding photos for people who lost theirs (in fire, didn't have backups, etc) or didn't have the nice wedding they hoped for, and it's quite a successful business.
Another case, it's very popular in Asian cultures to go on a trip around Europe and get "wedding" photos in wedding dress in front of famous castles. There's no reason why these photos couldn't be generated with AI since the moment is fake already - and it's all about the photo. I worked for a company that was driving these people around, they spent max. 10 minutes at each location.
- Mountain_Skies 2y agoSounds like the 90s and Glamour Shots all over again. The point of those photos was to look expensive to send the message that you're someone important who is worthy of such spending of resources. Once it becomes available to everyone, it no longer has that value.
- throwaway48540 2y agoAd the first case - I don't think that's accurate, sometimes people just want to have nice pictures to look at for themselves. Ad the second case - we will see, but it definitely won't happen overnight, and there will be a lucrative market in between.
- jononor 2y agoThose wedding photos sounds like they are all about the bragging rights. And most likely actually going there, will continue to have much higher bragging rights. Might even get even higher if (AI) simulations become widespread.