At first I thought these Ghibli family portraits, face reveals, new baby photos, etc. were a passing fad but now I'm not so sure.

The more I think about it, the more I think that we're seeing a real-time renegotiation of our social media social contract.

It's subtle, but I think we're going to be feeling the ripple effects for decades to come. What Ghiblificiation is telling us:

✨ Be the training data you want to see in the world ✨ | DΞF | Head of Product Serotonin | building serotonin.co/platform

What about the original photo fed to the AI? Should this be considered as going public as you give your content to a company that does who knows what with it?

I think it's a fair assumption that anything we upload will get used for model training but I believe in their tos they assign all ownership rights of both input and output to users

Sure, but the same thing could happen any time we're in a public place. I'm not going to let someone else's sick mind stop me from taking him to the park

tos doesn't mean your child pic will never end on a sick adult hard drive...