[ako]

Instead of fighting the use of AI for home interior picture, it might be more useful to have an AI that can correct the fabricated images. If the listing includes room sizes, an AI should be able to give you more realistic images. Maybe a browser plugin that makes all content honest?

[andersonpico]

Why would that be more useful than fighting this fraud? Surely the original images would be more realistic than one passed through AI two times.

[ako]

What is an original image? A good photographer can also create a completely different impression. And it's hard to get rules applied, suing is often too expensive, for consumers, and governments need to reduce costs, so don't have the funding. It will not be enforceable enough that people wont try tampering with their picture.

If you make it a technical solution, e.g., browser plugin, it become an economic opportunity that can create money instead of cost money.

[sjsdaiuasgdia]

> it become an economic opportunity that can create money instead of cost money.

Cool, so money is made from lying to me, and more money is to be made from what is fundamentally still lying to me, but with somewhat different intent.

That seems like a lot of pointless economic friction that doesn't generate real value, but what do I know.