The Ethics of AI-Generated Images: Insights from the Viral Pope Photo

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The creator of a viral AI-generated image of the Pope wearing a puffer coat has expressed concerns about the use of AI to create images of public figures and called for regulation. The image was generated using Midjourney V5, which can accurately reproduce public figures. The creator, Pablo Xavier, said he had "no ill will" and "just thought it was funny to see the Pope in a funny jacket." The image's virality sparked conversation about the ethics of AI image generators, with some calling for laws to regulate the technology.
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