Using AI images

There is software online, such as ChatGPT, that people can use to generate their own AI images. The software just needs a written explanation of what someone wants the image to look like, such as “a slice of pizza walking down a street”. Although making the images can be fun, there can be problems if someone uploads a fake AI-generated image of a real person online because they can look very realistic. Other people might see it and think it’s real. The Week Junior has started to label any images or artwork generated by AI so that readers know the difference between what is real and what is made up.…

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