The difference between an AI image that is hard to spot and nearly impossible to spot is another 20 min of work in post.
Yeah, I don’t doubt it, but you still need human labour. Not anyone can simply fake a photo on a level that’s believable.
Most of these images have really shitty resolution as well. Can’t they generate higher res stuff or would inconsistencies otherwise be more obvious?
Some fancy SSDs have additional DRAM cache:
The presence of a DRAM chip means that the CPU does not need to access the slower NAND chips for mapping tables while fetching data. DRAM being faster provides the location of stored data quickly for viewing or modification.
I am definitely impressed by what it can do, but what real world demand does it fulfil? You know, apart from misinformation campaigns and the like. There may be some use cases, but enough to justify the huge investments?