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This week, we are wondering, what’s your stand on publications (photography-related or otherwise) using AI to generate their text and/or image content? Do you think they have an obligation to let their audience know? Let us know below, and tell us in the comments or in the Photofocus Community why that is!
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Yes, to the extent the publication is attempting to sell you something, provide advice, review a product, eic. – i.e., attempting to speak with the voice of a human but actually AI generated