Is fingerprinting real media the only way to beat AI slop?

In it, he acknowledges that "authenticity is fast becoming a scarce resource," and that the bar is shifting from "'can you create?' to 'can you make something that only you could create?'"

Mosseri also writes about more creators shifting to unpolished content that flies in direct conflict with what camera manufacturers are pitching, a sort of idealized world with artificially created bokeh effects. He doesn't say it, but I think Mosseri is actually referring to smartphone companies that are making ever-smarter image processing pipelines that can make any image, object, animal, or person look unnaturally beautiful.

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