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Disrupting Deepfakes: Adversarial Attacks on Image Translation Networks (Code)
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- MITpmt 7y agoGreat job! This is cool
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- lougar 7y agoNice job! I love the concept !
- pravda 7y agoIf you are going to shill comment with a two-hour old account you should make the comment a little bit less like the comment above it! Please, you can do better.
- striking 7y agoI was going to take issue with your comment, but I noticed the two other older commenters ('MITpmt, 'lauvidi) were created on the same day, and one of them had posted only one other comment, on an item submitted by the same original poster. That is pretty strange, huh?
- p0sixlang 7y agoI mean.. maybe they're colleagues, and he posted the link to his post in like a Discord, or a Slack. Why be so cynical?
- fenwick67 7y agoWhy be cynical? Because the web is frought with fake views and click/comment farms and "growth hacking" and "native advertising".
- natanielruiz 7y agoI posted this on a small Facebook group with some of my friends. Those people commenting were some of my best friends.
- lauvidi 7y agoVery nice way to add an extra layer of security - congrats!
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- brian_herman__ 7y agoDoesn't this make it worse because you can just make another GAN or something that undoes this?
- OneGuy123 7y agoYes, it's a never ending race.
- natanielruiz 7y agoFor now, we show that if StarGAN is trained on images augmented by adversarial attack it does become more resistant but not completely resistant to attacks.