Some AI art is watermarked so AI recognises and ignores it.
I learned this in the same moment I learned that someone had created a tool to add the same watermark to any image.
@TatoGremlin @stavvers @JetlagJen @whangdoodler
Not sure if this is the same thing being talked about here, but check this out, it's called Glaze:
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There's a blog post with download link here: https://www.artstation.com/editballai/blog
@JetlagJen @stavvers @whangdoodler likely a steganographic watermark?
Omg this is awesome!
An IRL example of feedback bias.
Machine learning AI may output great results, but sometimes has a little mistake.
In that case, if it trains with results it outputed, it's possible that what it trained with has a mistake.
But since it doesn't know that it's a mistake, it trains with that faulty information and integrates it partially.
Then it makes another little mistake alongside the mistake it just learned from, and outputs worse and worse results.
@stavvers just to mention that: the same happens with AI generated text.
Shit in shit out. Thatโs how it works.
@stavvers
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It's too bad this wasn't actually used as an artist tool, so the individual artist keeps their individual model updated with their own body of work to make references and drafts to expand upon.
People should just use it in mass to generate dank memes like baked beans in things until all images generated contain baked beans.
@stavvers when humans do the same, it's a style
If humans were to replicate typical artifacts of AI art, it would be called a style
But in any case, if this were to become an issue for commercial uses, they'd just roll back to data until 2021, and have some people manually insert new human art from decently reliable sources
As long as data is in their servers, they'll find a way