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Not going to happen. Already advanced AI authors combine many tools. They may use their own image/photos as input (which is non-AI), combine with AI, compose ob

by fleddr 4y ago

Not going to happen. Already advanced AI authors combine many tools. They may use their own image/photos as input (which is non-AI), combine with AI, compose objects/layers, fine-tune, inpaint, outpaint, text inversion and that's about a single week of progress. You can't stop this even if you tried.

rvz 4y ago
> You can't stop this even if you tried. Who said stop? I said 'detect'. DeepFakes have detectors, there are GPT-3 detectors already being developed and the same will happen with DALL-E 2 / Stable Diffusion. I won't be surprised to see someone develop such a detector for both of these AI tools as a research project.
- fleddr 4y ago
  It depends on what you mean, detection of specifically a deep fake, or the detection of AI involvement in image creation in general? Detection of a deepfake, for example a generated photo of a person of something that never actually happened, may be in the real of possibilities, but still difficult. Detection of AI in an artistic image? Not a chance.