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Genre: Science & Technology
Date of upload: Jan 22, 2024 ^^
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Everyone parroting "They'll just use AI to work around Nightshade" are missing the point. The point of glazing images is to make it JUST annoying enough that data scrapers don't bother to circumvent the cloaking. It's the same logic as getting a big, scary padlock for your property. It's not supposed to stop the expert thief who is after you specifically, it's just supposed to keep your common everyday thief out. Glazing your images is likely to stop data scrapers from going after you because circumventing a glaze takes more time and effort than it would be to just find an unglazed image elsewhere, much like how most thieves see an industrial padlock and just leave to look for unsecured goods somewhere else instead.
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This reminds me of something people were doing years ago, adding subtle noise maps to images to make earlier AI misidentify those images. For instance, two seemingly identical images of a penguin might be identified as something totally wrong like a pizza or a country flag, based on the noise map that was added to the original image. That might even be exactly what evolved into image glazing.
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The issue with glaze unfortunately is that it is really visible for more cartoony artstyles, or ones with lots of flat colors. But we've seen AI start to inbreed as more AI generated images make it to places typically scalped by AI. Artists have taken inspiration and iterated off each other since the dawn of human hystory, meanwhile AI can't make it past 2 years without it becoming glaringly apparent that it cannot create, only make shittier copies of human work
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@rustymustard7798
3 months ago
I like how the solution to constantly shooting ourselves in the foot is more bulletproof boots.
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