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music producer and debatable artist here :) while not a perfect comparison as it doesn't make something for you, i'm reminded a lot about the split opinions surrounding tools such as autotune and other vocal-correction tools in music production. there has been and always will be people who will claim to just be able to hit notes cleanly, etc, but still use the tools in secret. depending on the obviousness of the tool used to achieve it, it can be clear as day, or very hard to notice that any correction has been done at all. for the most part the vibe in the music-production community i'm a part of is that if you're asked if you can really sing like that, you tell the truth. your point about experts being able to spot a fraud was probably one of the more comforting points in the video because - as someone who has been producing music, and yes, using vocal correction tools to varying degrees, for 12 years now - i can preeeeetty confidently tell when vocals have been toyed with even subtly. even as this tech has become way more advanced over the years, you'll still frequently get those inhuman artifacts of the process. once you know what to look (or listen) for, you'll find it a lot more. in the case of vocal tuning, it's little unnatural wobbles as it tries to pull your note up or down a little, or fizzing of consonants, and a few other things; for AI imagery as of right now, it's anatomy, faces in particular. But even as those get improved, there's always going to be something off, and I'm fairly confident there'll always be someone who can tell. Even after my initial "wow that's incredible" moments from using various AI imagery tools, they've very quickly shifted to "yep that's definitely AI". Everyone knows this tech exists and could become a problem, and as a result everyone, especially those in the art community are gonna be on their toes, and there will be plenty of adept sleuths who will be quick to see the signs and call out frauds. Also, finally, (wow i didn't mean to talk so much about this lol) as a musician who needs artwork for albums and songs regularly, AI is a fun option once or twice with a clear "this was made with AI to accompany this piece", but it could never replace someone making something bespoke to go with your product, and honestly the good feelings that come from supporting other creators and having other people contribute to your work in a meaningful way. i think the impressiveness of AI will soon diminish and fraudulent attempts and corporate reliance on it will soon become pretty vapid and obvious.