@omooretweets: Feels like we're in for a reckoning on AI-generated imagery misrepresenting real items I looked at the first eight list…
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The tweet warns of an impending reckoning over AI-generated imagery misrepresenting real items, noting that six of the first eight Etsy Art & Collectibles listings labeled "handmade" were found to be 100% AI-generated by the Pangram detector.
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Feels like we’re in for a reckoning on AI-generated imagery misrepresenting real items
I looked at the first eight listings in Etsy’s Art & Collectibles category, where most items are labeled as “handmade”
Six of them came back as 100% AI per Pangram (highlighted in red below) https://t.co/WDxX3kbFcP
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