I think you underestimate how big of a market scammers can be

scammers and people who live their (fake) life on social media are the exact people who need something like this. Unfortunately for us all that is the majority.

Or at the very least grammatically correct. It baffles me that a billion dollar corporation can't be bothered to proofread their copy.

The thing is it doesn't matter. People already couldn't tell if things were real or not. Facts have been out the window for a long time.

This doesn't change anything. People are just stupid.

yes but currently as it stands the bad greatly outweighs the good

Anything you'd normally google an image for. You want a background or an icon or an image for a character. Anything a business would want to pay someone for, logos, branding etc. People who lack artistic skills and want the easy way to get an idea "on paper". And of course porn

Pretty much everyone at the DnD tables I frequent is in love with slop for their characters. Or environments. I shudder. "No it's not too bad, look at this". Of course it's not all too awful looking, that's why AI keeps removing artists of jobs. But people using AI for quick images of their characters don't directly affect this, they don't care about this, or understand any of it. As an artist I can see the convenience for them, and if it wasn't for the upheaval AI is causing, the morals behind it and who profits, I wouldn't have a problem with people using it in this way.

Never need to hire a graphic designer?

Avoiding to Google, novelty just enough to keep users in the ecosystem another 3 minutes on average.

Remove the damage from the items you’re hawking on Craigslistzuckmarketplace until the buyer’s driven an hour and it’s too late

See a single use case that makes sense here? (Forcing copy/paste)

https://deepmind.google/models/gemini/image/

lol @ their Google Photos AI attempt, “now you can modify your photos so they appear to portray something that never happened!”

(Naw not restoration or removing blemishes or crowds or fixing an unfortunate aspect, like “now you’re at the beach when you weren’t!)