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Long before AI, photos already lied to us
The Rijksmuseum features 52 photomontages from 1860-1940 revealing that about 75% of early photographic manipulations served entertainment purposes, curator Hans Rooseboom said.
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The Internet, publishing tools, social networks and, of course, Artificial Intelligence have become increasingly aware that when it comes to photography, appearances can be deceptive. Images made, such as the late Pope Francis using a white case like snow or the alleged political picture of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, often virulent after capture of public imagery. But while the technology that allows us to create images of…
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