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This is one of the use cases I see AI helping with. You can already ask ChatGPT to reword content for you - breaking analysis like this. A (humorous) example:

This is one of the use cases I see AI helping with. You can already ask ChatGPT to reword content for you - breaking analysis like this. A (humorous) example: https://vc.blankenship.io https://vc.blankenship.io If you want to remain anonymous, use an AI filter for your written content.

jacooper 4y ago
Thats definitely not private, which is the point of defeating stylometry If only there was some kind of re wording AI that can be run locally.
- r3trohack3r 4y ago
  Given current trends, I guess I'd say give it 6months?
  - JadeNB 4y ago
    > Given current trends, I guess I'd say give it 6months? I'm happy to give it 6 months until the technology is there to do it, if it's not already—but, as long as there's an owner of the technology (that is, as long as the technology is pre- the point where I can easily roll my own), I'm skeptical of any owner in today's privacy climate intentionally forgoing the opportunity to suck up personal data whenever and however they can.
  - Siira 4y ago
    There is OPT and BLOOM, which need lots of expensive GPUs to run. Not as good as GPT3, IMO. I doubt there will be any good local alternatives in a year. StableDiffusion needed light compute, not at all comparable to these beasts.
- EVa5I7bHFq9mnYK 4y ago
  There are offline language translators. Translate offline to, say, French and back. Or better else, keep it in French. AI will not have enough data samples to learn that mapping.
  - jacooper 4y ago
    > However, using automated methods like machine translation services do not appear to be a viable method of circumvention. https://www.whonix.org/wiki/Stylometry https://www.whonix.org/wiki/Stylometry
    - EVa5I7bHFq9mnYK 4y ago
      Interesting.