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How will this protect (the first "workaround" that popped into my head) against modifying/AI generating an image, printing it on high-quality printer and taking
by gray_-_wolf 3y ago
How will this protect (the first "workaround" that popped into my head) against modifying/AI generating an image, printing it on high-quality printer and taking a photo of that image in good (or maybe bad?) lighting?
- deno 3y agoYou can harden against it using stereo cameras (3D) and different type of cameras, e.g. IR, verify with for example LIDAR, since some new premium smartphones are getting it already, this will tell you if you’re looking at a projection. Also see what smartphones are already doing for face authentication tech. Now, that said, you can never defend against it 100%. The most obvious is you can always fallback to just hiring actors/makeup/etc. If someone is determined enough (major actor) they can probably still produce fake pictures and authenticate them, but it would be significantly harder, and basically impossible for majority of people.
- algo646464 3y agoPhotos have authenticated timestamps. Older photo is the real one.