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1. Scams. Human deepfakes/fake-fakes to make you believe you’re communicating with a real person. 2. Self-image editing. You want a picture of yourself doing s
by elicksaur 2y ago
1. Scams. Human deepfakes/fake-fakes to make you believe you’re communicating with a real person.
2. Self-image editing. You want a picture of yourself doing something you are unable to do. Could be benign, but very likely being used as a scam on social media in some way.
3. Marketing. Putting your product in some setting without having to do a photoshoot. People will argue this isn’t a form of scam, but it seems suspect to me.
- netsharc 2y agoCan't wait for an influencer that has thousands of travel pics, thousands of likes and comments, but they're all computer-generated. And then for the influencer to try to get freebies from companies in return for a favorable review in her feed. Also, asking AI for a generic image is a lot cheaper than paying for stock photos (do stock photo services still charge buyers a lot and pay photographers peanuts?).