AI-generated or AI edited photos, not labeled as such
06.11.25, 12:13
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I have been a member of this community for about a month. Congratulations on the well-organized website and the efforts that have been put into it.
I would like to discuss an issue that makes me have an unpleasant impression. In several different profiles, I see published photos that:
I think this unfairly misleads other members of the community into believing that the photo was taken entirely by the person who posted it.
Is this acceptable in your opinion, and how should one react when noticing such a photo?
I would like to discuss an issue that makes me have an unpleasant impression. In several different profiles, I see published photos that:
- Are obviously entirely AI-generated
- Have an AI-generated image added in Photoshop
I think this unfairly misleads other members of the community into believing that the photo was taken entirely by the person who posted it.
Is this acceptable in your opinion, and how should one react when noticing such a photo?
Quote: Alissaa 06.11.25, 12:13To the cited post
Bonjour . Il y a une section réservée pour l'IA , je trouve aussi anormal que ce soit pas précisé .
Bonjour . Il y a une section réservée pour l'IA , je trouve aussi anormal que ce soit pas précisé .
I think unlabeled AI-generated or AI-edited photos can be a bit problematic, especially when it comes to transparency and trust. People should at least know when something isn’t fully real, particularly in news or advertising contexts. At the same time, AI tools are becoming part of everyday creativity, so clear guidelines would really help.
From my experience, I’ve used Clever AI Writer https://cleverhumanizer.ai/ai-writer , and it’s been helpful for drafting ideas quickly, but I still refine everything to keep it natural and authentic.
From my experience, I’ve used Clever AI Writer https://cleverhumanizer.ai/ai-writer , and it’s been helpful for drafting ideas quickly, but I still refine everything to keep it natural and authentic.