Boomers love making AI images of their grandkids. Their millennial children see a privacy nightmare.
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Grandparents were reported enthusiastically turning their grandchildren’s photos into AI art, even producing entire AI books, while their millennial children voiced concerns about privacy risks and family disputes over such composites. A local photographer noted that AI was reshaping her business, and commentators warned against feeding children’s photos into AI.
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