Do you think it's acceptable to use AI to alter a person's appearance in street photography?
has always been a hot potato but one photographer may have found a novel solution by using artificial intelligence to hide people’s identities.
“I can’t blame them. The topic of AI in photography is really hot right now and is making a lot of people afraid. However, it is not going anywhere and we must not be afraid to discuss it openly.”street photography “The person actually chased me away for taking the picture, so getting permission has never been an option,” he says.“I took that picture in May 2010 and this is the first time I’m showing it online. Even though he was openly hostile to me, publishing his image without his consent has always been out of the question for me.
“The photographer was trying to be as candid as possible, but I was aware of her and the camera,” he says.
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