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The Palmetto Princess always lovely for Anthro heart

Didn't know I had a hair washing fetish.....but apparently I do now!!! 😂😳🤣

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Not sure who the photographer is. They're not tagged.

Will update if I can.

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Maggie Interview on NBC News

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She is so well spoken and I love her natural look with the glasses.

Watch the full video, most of her interview is towards the end.

Full Video (for context)

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Thoughtful and intelligent responses from the Palmetto Princess to these questions. The closer that AI appears to "real," the less incentive companies will have to employ human models. I worry that licensing one's image to AI creators will take away artistic autonomy from photographers and models rather than creating exciting work. (Can it create exciting work? Sure. But it also creates bizarre hallucinations that will detract from genuine modeling.) Anyway, I'm a sceptic, in part because I appreciate the actual models and photogs, but I also know that many of them are in a wait and see mode. Fair enough. It's early days for all of this, and I appreciate Maggie's thoughtful words.

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