NSW crackdown on ‘AI-doctored’ real estate listings hits mural-covered wall
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THE AI ANGLE
Altering real estate marketing imagesThe New South Wales government introduced fines up to $22,000 for real estate listings that fail to disclose AI alterations. During the announcement, officials mistakenly cited a genuine photograph of a painted wall mural as an artificial fake. Marketing and legal teams must now navigate mandatory disclosure rules while authorities struggle to identify synthetic images accurately.
THE TEACHING ANGLE
Regulators and marketers face the difficult task of proving visual deception when unusual physical realities look synthetic.Read the original at theguardian.com Generate teaching or study materials
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