Sam Altman is right and wrong about the future of photos

The article discusses Sam Altman's views on the future of photos and the challenges posed by AI-generated content. The author argues that while Altman's concerns about the difficulty in distinguishing real from fake content are valid, his comparison of AI-generated bunnies to phone camera processing is flawed. The article highlights the viral popularity of the AI-generated "trampoline bunnies" video and suggests that this type of convincing AI-generated content will become increasingly common. The author acknowledges Altman's valid point about the difficulty in verifying the authenticity of such content, but disagrees with his analogy to phone camera processing. The article emphasizes the need to address the implications of AI-generated content and the potential impact on how people perceive and interact with digital media. It suggests that the issue is more complex than Altman's statement implies and that further discussion and solutions are required to address the challenges posed by the rise of AI-generated content.