So you have no opinion on the effect that AI, or generative fill, has on the perception of "reality" in photographs?
I thought I was asking you as a photographer, I think I specified that, it seems you are so eager to dispute me that you don't even bother to read my posts.
For the record, I'm pretty good with Photoshop (for stills, not video or special effects) and have been working on different aspects of GF. The problem with generative fill used to be that if you enlarged the final picture enough, you could see a difference in resolution between the original and the add-on. Not too long ago, they developed a hack to get around that ,so it's extremely difficult to tell the difference at this point.
Basically you can't trust photographs any more, as was lately seen in the fake nude photos of some actresses generated by A.I. - this is all way beyond Photoshopping someone's head on a naked body.
But you probably know all this, I could post some photos to show you what I mean, but I don't think you'd be interested.
