Title: We are seeing tons of AI-generated images from Dall-E, StableDiffusion, Midjourney, etc. flooding the internet.<p>This will only increase.<p>Not every such images has a distinct mark that denotes it as AI-generated. They could be mistaken for real photograph or real work of (digital) art by a human. Especially by an algorithm.<p>I also understand a lot of today&#x27;s cutting-edge models are trained on images scraped from the web. Not sure what curation happens but it cannot be foolproof.<p>Will future AI models that generate &quot;realistic&quot; images feed on this as input and generate images that mimic some of these attributes -- creating some kind of feedback loop that will eco for generations of models?<p>Has anyone already thought of such issues -- not just with images but with AI-generated text, data, music, etc.<p>Curious to know what is the thinking of this group here.
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