Artists can poison their pics with deadly Nightshade to deter AI scrapers
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Re: Artists can poison their pics with deadly Nightshade to deter AI scrapers
#2dupe/previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39058428
Re: Artists can poison their pics with deadly Nightshade to deter AI scrapers
#3These don't actually work. Adversarial optimization is largely model-specific.
Re: Artists can poison their pics with deadly Nightshade to deter AI scrapers
#4These don't actually work. Adversarial optimization is largely model-specific.
Curious if you have a resource to read that shows this?
Re: Artists can poison their pics with deadly Nightshade to deter AI scrapers
#5Any AI art/video/photography/music/text/etc generator company whose generates revenue needs to add watermarks to let the public know its AI generated(it's embedded with metadata specific to each company). This should be forced via legislation in all countries.
If they don't then whatever social network or other services where things can shared/viewed by large groups to millions & are posted publicly need to be labeled "We can not verify veracity of this content."
I want a real internet ..this AI stuff is just triple fold increasing fake crap on the Internet and in turn / time our trust in it!
Re: Artists can poison their pics with deadly Nightshade to deter AI scrapers
#6Can someone explain how this differs from Glaze, which is apparently "defensive" while Nightshade is "offensive"? Their goals sound the same to me, maybe I missed something.
Re: Artists can poison their pics with deadly Nightshade to deter AI scrapers
#7What even is the point of using the word ‘deadly’ here? So obnoxious.
Re: Artists can poison their pics with deadly Nightshade to deter AI scrapers
#8These don't actually work. Adversarial optimization is largely model-specific.
This was the most surprising aspect to me, that such a solution would apparently work robustly? Does the paper cover this?
They claim it's not future proof, but does it actually work now?
Re: Artists can poison their pics with deadly Nightshade to deter AI scrapers
#9These don't actually work. Adversarial optimization is largely model-specific.
This was the most surprising aspect to me, that such a solution would apparently work robustly? Does the paper cover this? They claim it's not future proof, but does it actually work now?
Does it actually work now if you img2img your input files, or do any type of detection that a tool like Nightshade may be in use?
Re: Artists can poison their pics with deadly Nightshade to deter AI scrapers
#10What even is the point of using the word ‘deadly’ here? So obnoxious.
Same but for intelligence