> Knowing where content came from, and whether AI was involved, makes it easier to trust what you see online.
That’s a cute way to imply their service is used to generate misinformation. They are basically saying to not trust the AI content made from their own product :)
Like they should ban astronaut on a horse images or what? Misinformation becomes misinformation upon the fact of presenting it as so, not the fact of creation
Associations are generally two ways. You could possibly build something that just generated misinformation in a non-generalized way, but you cannot build a generalized writing machine that can't write misinformation.
I mean, I got what you were trying to say, I just turned it around on you using the same framework.
That’s a cute way to imply their service is used to generate misinformation. They are basically saying to not trust the AI content made from their own product :)