In the era of AI, photos aren’t what they used to be

Update: 2024-11-20

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Remember the old mantra from the early days of social media, “pics or it didn’t happen”? For more than a century, photographic evidence was about as close to a physical representation of the real world as we’ve had. But, thanks to new AI-powered photo editing tools – like the one now available on Google’s newest Pixel phones – anyone can create convincing pics of things that didn’t happen. Marketplace’s Meghan McCarty Carino spoke to Sarah Jeong, a features editor at The Verge, who recently wrote about these cutting edge tools. Jeong says no one’s ready for the impact of this technology.

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In the era of AI, photos aren’t what they used to be

Marketplace / Marketplace Tech Staff

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In the era of AI, photos aren’t what they used to be

Marketplace / Marketplace Tech Staff

In the era of AI, photos aren’t what they used to be