The Threat of Generative AI: From Model Collapse to Stereotype Exaggeration.
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Nature, a renowned scientific journal, has announced that it will not publish images or videos created using generative AI tools due to concerns over research integrity, consent, privacy, and intellectual property protection. The ban includes all content in which photography, videos, or illustrations have been created wholly or partly using generative AI. However, the journal will still permit the inclusion of text produced with the assistance of generative AI like ChatGPT, given that it is done with appropriate caveats.
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