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I wouldn't call generating a couple of semantically equivalent (but fully valid and 0 error) QR codes and giving each of them as inputs to diffusion model brute
by Karliss 3y ago
I wouldn't call generating a couple of semantically equivalent (but fully valid and 0 error) QR codes and giving each of them as inputs to diffusion model brute forcing.
Even the normal AI image generation process often involves some trial and error. Generating a bunch of variants by changing random seed or slightly tweaking prompt keywords and choosing a result which looks the best. Doing multiple attempts with multiple different inputs doesn't seem more crazy than doing multiple attempts with same input and hoping for better results.
- Kuinox 3y agoI often iterate my prompt on a fixed seed and by changing slightly the prompt to get the best results, so that wouldn't works well here.
- eru 3y ago> I wouldn't call generating a couple of semantically equivalent (but fully valid and 0 error) QR codes and giving each of them as inputs to diffusion model brute forcing. If you have 20 letters in your URL, and you give the model each of 2^20 different ways to capitalise them, isn't that pretty close to brute-forcing?