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Utvidet historiske Bryggen med AI

– Hensikten var ikke å forbedre Bergen.

Utvidet historiske Bryggen med AI

Bryggen, Bergen's iconic landmark, has recently become the subject of controversy after an estate agent mistakenly used an AI-generated image of the city in a social media post. The image, shared on Instagram, depicted a significantly expanded version of Bryggen with additional tall buildings and a sky with multiple suns. However, the estate agent clarified that the intent was not to alter the city but to create a general illustration representing the local real estate market.

The estate agent emphasized that the AI-generated image was not intended to represent a specific property or location.

Written by urgent.news from E24 Norway's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

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