Add AI poisoning on output

Jon IhaveOneButYouDontNeedOne

• November 06, 2023 04:30

I'd love to see an output option to poison my pictures should they be ingested by some AI system.
eg.
https://petapixel.com/2023/10/24/nightshade-data-poisoning-tool-helps-creatives-protect-art-from-ai/

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  Brian Jordan

  • November 06, 2023 06:48
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  Unfortunately abiding by the robots.txt file is completely honor-based. It’s known they were ignored by these LLM models before. They claim to honor them now but I personally put no faith in that.

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  BeO

  • November 07, 2023 06:40
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  Assume he is a wedding photographer and he runs his own website (so no copyright terms and conditions from Flickr and alike to adhere to) and is showcasing images from a wedding of John and Jane, who granted him the right to do so, they might possibly not want to serve as an input for generative AI tools learning algorithms.

  John Friend has a point here, arms race. The poison tool is in research state currently, if I understood right. Maybe, if a tool to poison image files exist in the future, it could be invoked by the "Open with application" function of export recipies. ImageMagick, I am looking at you.

  I don't think a raw converter and library is necessarily the answer to all image related questions. Another example is sky replacement (stay polite if somebody wants to beat me for this :-))

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