The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) and the changes it is creating in the real world are raising new questions, especially in the production of visual content such as photos and videos. Developments in this field are shaking people's trust in information, blurring the lines between reality and fabrication. In this context, leaders and experts of social media platforms are voicing their concerns about the future of visual content.
Redaksiya reports that Adam Mosseri, the head of "Instagram," considers 2025 to be the beginning of an era of "endless synthetic content." Mosseri emphasizes that distinguishing this new era from reality will become increasingly difficult, stating that the old, more personal "Instagram" feed has been "dead" for years. Mosseri, who conducted an extensive 20-image investigation on this topic, evaluates the impact of artificial intelligence on visual content.
Sarah Jeong, a reporter for "The Verge," noted in an article she wrote last year that the "default" approach to photographs will change, and the probability of them being fake will increase. Jeong emphasized that with the help of artificial intelligence, it is becoming easier to create realistic-looking fake photographs. Mosseri agrees with this view, stating that for a long time, he believed photos and videos reflected real moments. However, he notes that with the development of artificial intelligence, this belief has been shaken, and the reliability of visual content is in question for the future.