More on FAQ #102
“In the 21st century there are billions of pictures that look like undoctored photographs but are not — and viewers want to know what’s what when they encounter a remarkable picture.”
There are two ways of labeling images in response:
Labeling option #1:
Attach warning labels to all of the billions of AI/doctored pictures that look like undoctored photographs but are not.
The problem with option #1:
Anytime people see a remarkable picture without a label, they may assume it is undoctored and free of AIFI.
Labeling option #2:
Label pictures that actually are undoctored photographs.
The advantage of option #2:
Anytime people see a remarkable picture without a label, they may assume that it is doctored or has AIFI.
TTG went with Option #2 (long read)
