Hey everyone, I’ve been really curious about how AI is changing the way we create and consume digital content these days. It feels like AI tools are everywhere now—from photo editing to writing and even video production. But I wonder, are we losing some kind of authenticity or creativity when machines get involved? Has anyone experimented with AI-driven platforms for content creation, and what’s your take on the balance between tech and human touch?
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DR. STEVE ROBBINS
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Great question! I’ve actually spent quite some time exploring AI’s impact on digital media, especially with image manipulation tools. For instance, there’s this website called https://undress.cc/ that uses AI to alter photos by removing clothing digitally, which really pushes the boundaries of what AI can do with images. It’s fascinating but also raises serious ethical and privacy concerns. What strikes me is how AI can automate complex editing tasks, speeding up content creation for professionals, yet at the same time, it can make content feel a bit less personal or “crafted.” I’ve noticed that some creators use AI as a starting point, then add their own creative flair manually, which seems like a good balance. But it also depends on how transparent the creator is about the use of AI—people appreciate honesty. Have you guys seen how AI sometimes introduces unintended glitches or artifacts in images? It’s like a reminder that it’s not perfect, which oddly adds a layer of human imperfection to AI-generated stuff. So, it’s not all black and white; AI is a tool that can either enhance creativity or diminish it depending on how it’s used.