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Digital Camera World writer argues that realistic AI-generated images can weaken trust when they are presented as scenes or products that really exist. The concern is especially pointed in e-commerce: a convincing picture may still show a product or scene that never existed.
Why it mattersThat is an opinion, not evidence that shoppers broadly reject synthetic images. But it puts a useful question to anyone selling with pictures: if an image looks real, should buyers be told when it was made by AI? Read the writer’s argument.
Discuss: Should retailers have to label realistic AI-generated product images, even when the pictured item itself is real?
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