Privacy and Data Protection 1. Privacy and Data Protection AI platforms avoid providing direct public links to generated images to limit the risk of inadvertently sharing sensitive or inappropriate content. A publicly accessible link could be indexed by search engines or shared without oversight, raising privacy and security concerns. 2. Limited Hosting by Design Tools like DALL·E, Midjourney, or Stable Diffusion are not image hosting services. Their infrastructure is designed to generate and deliver files, not to store them permanently or serve them via external URLs. This avoids the costs associated with long-term storage and bandwidth. 3. Control of Generated Content By providing only downloadable files, platforms maintain control over the distribution of images. This helps limit abuses, such as the use of generated images for deceptive campaigns, deepfakes, or content that infringes copyright.
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There were times I felt like everything is not real due to AI generated. Seems so real. Lots of people fall for it specially if they are not techy.