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I think it's likely that AI can recognize AI generated images. This would mean it's always likely to be filterable. And if not, it's arguable that this pollut
by bluelightning2k 4y ago
I think it's likely that AI can recognize AI generated images.
This would mean it's always likely to be filterable.
And if not, it's arguable that this pollution becomes an asset. It would be high quality synthetic training data which is commonly intentionally used.
It would also be possible to look for the metadata that accompanies photos taken on phones etc. and weigh that more highly.
- knome 4y agoAn AI that recognizes AI generated images would be a great tool for training an AI that produces images that won't be recognized as AI generated images via GAN, no?
- bluelightning2k 4y agoI actually think it's likely that part of the next generational leap of these models is using the images people chose to export and feeding them back in as training data. They more likely represent high quality feedback (essentially labelling the output) than pollution.