Oct. 25, 2023, 2:40 p.m. |

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With the advent of LensaAI, ChatGPT and other highly performing generative machine learning models, the internet is now growing increasingly saturated with texts, images logos and videos created by artificial intelligence (AI). This content, broadly referred to as AI generated content (AIGC), could often be easily mistaken for content created by humans or any computational models.

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