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I would be very surprised if a company running a generative AI app wanted to be able to prove someone made illegal porn with it. I'd have thought they'd want pe

I would be very surprised if a company running a generative AI app wanted to be able to prove someone made illegal porn with it. I'd have thought they'd want people to believe that wasn't possible on their platform.

echelon 3y ago
In a world where other startups can attribute outputs to particular tools, it'd be better to be able to show the database record, payment details, and IP address of those creating bad content. You can internally investigate and see what users are doing to escape the guardrails. There's probably lots of legal but definitely juvenile and borderline offensive content that could also be studied. There are even non-abuse analytical reasons for wanting this. If you sample the social media deluge for your watermarks, you could see how far your tool spreads and in which user clusters.