Photographer argues Meta's AI labeling erodes trust in science and data
zemotion · x · 2026-09-10
Photographer and Cara founder zemotion argues Meta's AI content labeling is backfiring: AI image detection already outperforms humans, yet Meta's implementation makes people distrust science and data, fostering a "can't tell anyway" desensitization. She also pushes back on anti-AI conspiracy theories spreading misinformation about her and Cara.
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