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Two thoughts: 1. Doesn't this make any genuine nude photo deniable? 2. I wonder if this is the killer app for augmented reality.
by likeclockwork 7y ago
Two thoughts:
1. Doesn't this make any genuine nude photo deniable?
2. I wonder if this is the killer app for augmented reality.
- buboard 7y agoThese are the killer apps for CGI graphics. In my future movies, people will commend my looks and but note the lackluster performance.
- mcphage 7y ago> 1. Doesn't this make any genuine nude photo deniable? Deniable, sure, but what will denying it get you? If people wanted to rub it in your face, saying “it’s not real” won’t stop them. If your workplace is going to fire you because of it, denying it won’t stop them from firing you.
- drink_bepis 7y agoI think it will eventually make the whole of nude photos a non-issue. You'll only still get fired and shamed for it while this tech is still underground - once it's widely known, "nudes" won't matter more than any other photoshopped image.
- chr1 7y agoYou don't even need to deny anything, just make a nude photo of a person who wants to fire you.
- aussieguy1234 7y agoHere's how you could probably prove it. If you're a victim of this software and you come across a photo of you created using it, then you could run the original clothed image through the same app. If they produce exactly the same results, it's obviously a fake image created by this app, not a genuine nude image of you.