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It’s fascinating that it’s robust to noise injections, especially lossy compression and blurring. I suppose it makes sense given the latent space water mark pre
by fnordpiglet 3y ago
It’s fascinating that it’s robust to noise injections, especially lossy compression and blurring. I suppose it makes sense given the latent space water mark presumably makes global changes to the significant features even if imperceptible. It feels like this might be possible to use as a upscaling technique to inject the watermark into existing photographs without directly manipulating the photographic content.
- XorNot 3y agoI'm skeptical this survives very long: these diffusor systems are noise removal systems, this is just inventing a noise injection they currently haven't had to deal with. Particularly if the idea is it leads to a big change in the latent space representation as the mode of action, the question to ask is how hard is it for another system to learn what that latent space anomaly looks like and remove it?