u/AntiqueWeird2214

LA has some of the most iconic buildings in the country (maybe even the world), which is awesome for a day of shooting locally. But it also means that most LLMs and AI bots can replicate the city's buildings pretty well. Have any local photogs had images that were accused of being AI? It feels like this is something that's going to happen more and more. A lot of news and media companies are logging their media with programs like OpenOrigins Source and Anchor to prove that photos and videos are authentic. Is this something anyone has thought about doing? Or does it even matter? If someone thinks your stuff is AI, should you just let them think it? Will it matter one day for credibility? Feels like photography might be a dying art if no one can tell the real from the fake.

Has anyone had any first-hand experience with patients taking naltrexone off-label? How did they fare? What were the outcomes? Naltrexone seems to have such a limited on-label use, when it's shown efficacy for so many other addictions, including food, porn, shopping, gambling, etc.. It seems that off-label use should be quite common.