Should AI-generated photos and videos be watermarked to stop scams?

[LunarEclipse433]

Has anyone else been approached by someone who in their pictures are drop dead gorgeous? The pictures seem too perfect. They have a sad story always wanting money. They have no real address, no real email, only shady friends to send money to them through. Some of their friends are on known scammer lists. I wish any AI generated or enhanced photo or video should be watermarked unless it is for movie purposes. What are your thoughts?

[sage2021]

I'm all for anything that stops 🛑 scams, including watermarking.

[AngryCarl3]

They should be, but I don't see how the rule could possibly be enforced.

[Smegskull]

I remember the same thing being pushed for regarding airbrushed photos.
Everyone agreed then too and no one cared that it didn't happen in the end either.

[RachyRach]

Absolutely

[OneViewpoint]

YES!