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  AI-powered image manipulation

  Posted by eneria12protonme on 04/24/2025 at 12:15 pm

  I’ve been wondering the same thing—especially after testing a few platforms out of curiosity. There’s definitely a point where “editing” becomes something entirely different. Tools like cloth off offer advanced AI-powered image manipulation, which can be impressive, but also opens up a big can of worms. The technology is getting so good that it’s hard to tell what’s real anymore, and that’s where ethical concerns come in—especially with how images can be used without consent.

  For example, imagine someone uploads a picture of another person without permission and uses these tools to create altered content. Even if it’s just “for fun” or “art,” it could cross serious personal boundaries. I’ve also seen influencers using AI https://cloth-off.ai/ edits to completely reshape their bodies in ways that promote totally unrealistic standards, and viewers might never realize it’s not real. I’m not saying tools like cloth off are inherently bad—they can be used in cool, creative ways—but it really depends on the intent behind them. We need stronger digital ethics discussions to go hand in hand with AI progress.

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