Artificial intelligence is rapidly advancing, with AI tools now capable of creating convincingly realistic but entirely fabricated visual content. This development poses a significant challenge to the traditional role of photography and video as reliable sources of proof and verifiable evidence. Similar to how “fake news” has eroded public trust in information, the proliferation of AI-generated visuals raises concerns about the authenticity of what we see. A recent discussion on Reddit’s r/artificialintelligence forum highlights the growing unease surrounding AI’s potential to undermine the very concept of visual proof. [Reddit Post: https://old.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/1n9hpta/ai_and_the_end_of_proof/]
AI-Generated Content: Undermining Trust in Visual Proof?
