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606. Why not just make a label that says “Free of AI-GC”?
Because it would not be helpful to viewers.
AI-GC is just one of countless ways of making images untrustworthy.
There are so many ways to make images untrustworthy that it’s impossible to list them all—
— and it is even easy to make highly deceptive images that are completely undoctored (see #914).
Saying “Free of AI-GC” isn't enough
Not one of the major “manipulation” controversies of digital photography’s first 40 years involved AI-GC, so saying an image is “free of AI-GC” is no reassurance that it is trustworthy.
A photo could be “free of AI-GC” and yet still lacking all of the 9 characteristics of the world’s most-widely trusted photographs.
From the TTG point of view, AI-GC is “just the newest way” of depicting something other than what the camera lens saw at the moment the picture was taken.
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