There isn’t a day that goes by when artificial intelligence isn’t at the centre of some controversy.
Particularly, generative AI, which is a branch of technology that allows anyone to create anything they want, from entire stories and images to movies and music, with just a simple text prompt.
In the past, these kinds of ‘creations’ were easy enough to identify. Giveaways would include characters having six or seven fingers, misshapen eyes or awkward movements. Even with audio, a person’s voice might feel recognisable, but there’s something robotic about the delivery that makes you paranoid that a machine made it.
Nicknamed ‘AI slop’, these kinds of…