By Craig Dick, 1681487657
Stumbled across this article just now, and immediately ran (well my thumbs did) to the PP forums.
As someone who has embraced Midjourney to help with day to day work life, I’m still leaning more towards the anti ai images in the case of replacing photography.
So to see it winning the Open Category of this years Sony Photography awards is slightly troubling.
I imagine we’re all in the same boat, wielding flaming pitchforks towards the robotic uprising?
Is it a good image? Worthy of the win?
In my opinion, not really… it has many hallmarks of ai imagery, even without the dodgy hands we’ve all come to know and love.
The article in question: https://www.thephoblographer.com/2023/04/06/photography-awards-judges-need-to-do-better/
And Twitter thread I’d found it on: https://twitter.com/javilopen/status/1646804222187393030?s=46&t=iEKvhMjq-392511ncxjLPA
Please excuse me not linking the articles correctly, I’m using my cellular telephone to bash this out.
On reflection, I should have had ChatGPT write this post, damn.
Anyway, happy Friday etc…