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Nightshade, the free tool that ‘poisons’ AI models, is now available for artists to use
(venturebeat.com)
I bet scientists will find a workaround very soon.
this post was submitted on 21 Jan 2024
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I hope every artist starts using it.
AI art isn't real art.
Your opinion, not a fact. Most art is as derivative or more than AI art.
How can any human made art be more derivative than ai art that's impossible
Ai doesn't create anything, it's not even real AI yet, it's just an automated data-scraper. When you tell it to "make" something, it just pulls up bits and pieces that match that description and forms it into a Frankenstein's monster of what you asked it to make
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I like the idea, but Nightshade and Glaze take some pretty high-end graphics specifications. Sadly, I have a Nvidia GTX 1660 which apparently has issues with Pytorch.😢
Sorry if this is a stupid question.. But can this be used for profile pictures on social media too? That way if your profile picture is scrapped by some bot it will just poison the set instead?
Ok, but who is going to reign in military & law enforcement AI tech?