Jess Weatherbed

It can do that a lot quicker than a human can. Absolutely. So there's financial benefits to it completely. Yeah.

It can do that a lot quicker than a human can. Absolutely. So there's financial benefits to it completely. Yeah.

creatively I think that's where we're going to have some issues and then that leads on to the free speech argument and everything else and it all landslides from there so I have trouble at the minute trying to find if there is an adequate balance because every intention I've seen for it that's affected me as a person has just made me want to get rid of it

creatively I think that's where we're going to have some issues and then that leads on to the free speech argument and everything else and it all landslides from there so I have trouble at the minute trying to find if there is an adequate balance because every intention I've seen for it that's affected me as a person has just made me want to get rid of it

creatively I think that's where we're going to have some issues and then that leads on to the free speech argument and everything else and it all landslides from there so I have trouble at the minute trying to find if there is an adequate balance because every intention I've seen for it that's affected me as a person has just made me want to get rid of it

Every time I'm on Pinterest and I want to find a picture of haircut examples of something, drawing references, and I look hard enough and I'm like, oh, God's sake, this is generative AI and it's all unrealistic. And I've only just noticed after looking at it for three seconds. There's not even an effective way to filter that stuff out at the minute because we can't identify these images.

Every time I'm on Pinterest and I want to find a picture of haircut examples of something, drawing references, and I look hard enough and I'm like, oh, God's sake, this is generative AI and it's all unrealistic. And I've only just noticed after looking at it for three seconds. There's not even an effective way to filter that stuff out at the minute because we can't identify these images.

Every time I'm on Pinterest and I want to find a picture of haircut examples of something, drawing references, and I look hard enough and I'm like, oh, God's sake, this is generative AI and it's all unrealistic. And I've only just noticed after looking at it for three seconds. There's not even an effective way to filter that stuff out at the minute because we can't identify these images.

So for me, it's making my online experience definitely worse. And I know that's the same for a lot of people that do just like to enjoy the Internet at most times.

So for me, it's making my online experience definitely worse. And I know that's the same for a lot of people that do just like to enjoy the Internet at most times.

So for me, it's making my online experience definitely worse. And I know that's the same for a lot of people that do just like to enjoy the Internet at most times.

I think it would be an easier process and one that people were less likely to tamper with. The Content Authenticity Initiative already does this with the exact same system it's using to try and identify generative area images, right? And if we're talking about press images, that is really useful.

I think it would be an easier process and one that people were less likely to tamper with. The Content Authenticity Initiative already does this with the exact same system it's using to try and identify generative area images, right? And if we're talking about press images, that is really useful.

I think it would be an easier process and one that people were less likely to tamper with. The Content Authenticity Initiative already does this with the exact same system it's using to try and identify generative area images, right? And if we're talking about press images, that is really useful.

So there are certain Sony cameras and I believe a Leica one as well that will automatically record that at the moment you take a picture. And if you were then to upload it to something like Getty or... There's some big media agencies as well, like I believe the New York Times has this.

So there are certain Sony cameras and I believe a Leica one as well that will automatically record that at the moment you take a picture. And if you were then to upload it to something like Getty or... There's some big media agencies as well, like I believe the New York Times has this.

So there are certain Sony cameras and I believe a Leica one as well that will automatically record that at the moment you take a picture. And if you were then to upload it to something like Getty or... There's some big media agencies as well, like I believe the New York Times has this.

They will automatically register those flags and be like, cool, we've noticed that you haven't tampered with this. We're going to publish this as a documentative image to prove that something has happened and it has been untampered with. Difficulty then comes that there aren't really online platforms doing that.

They will automatically register those flags and be like, cool, we've noticed that you haven't tampered with this. We're going to publish this as a documentative image to prove that something has happened and it has been untampered with. Difficulty then comes that there aren't really online platforms doing that.

They will automatically register those flags and be like, cool, we've noticed that you haven't tampered with this. We're going to publish this as a documentative image to prove that something has happened and it has been untampered with. Difficulty then comes that there aren't really online platforms doing that.