> Who is supposed to be the historical record keeper, at this time, when trust in record keepers is at an all time low?
All of us.
I don't think we need to get hung up on 'who', not really. I mean with regard to historical sources, how we do know that these were always 'true' reporting and not (deliberately or otherwise) untrustworthy, at best misunderstood, by whoever wrote them because they may have not had all the informarion or reporting second/third hand or an agenda.
Sometimes it isn't necessarily what is written as much as it is who wrote it and when and under what circumstances.
However while there is an awful lot of 'background symmetry' AI seems woefully incapable of 'human figure' symmetry that, to me anyway, it really sticks out. Eyes not quite the same size, breasts pointing in markedly different directions, bone structure on the face markedly different to each side.
To that end I am also amazed at how forgiving our brains are for this stuff (a bit like being able to listen to music over a fuzzy, in/out AM station without much bother).
Anyway, thanks to whoever made this. I think there could be a market in 'imaginary film posters'.
P.S. Did it really need the 'Disney' logo on it though?
All of us.
I don't think we need to get hung up on 'who', not really. I mean with regard to historical sources, how we do know that these were always 'true' reporting and not (deliberately or otherwise) untrustworthy, at best misunderstood, by whoever wrote them because they may have not had all the informarion or reporting second/third hand or an agenda.
Sometimes it isn't necessarily what is written as much as it is who wrote it and when and under what circumstances.