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If there was ever an obvious use for AI, identifying (or at least scoring likeliness) images should be one. Heck, we could even brute force this by resizing im
by michaelteter 3y ago
If there was ever an obvious use for AI, identifying (or at least scoring likeliness) images should be one.
Heck, we could even brute force this by resizing images via different methods and comparing checksums. But _surely_ AI can help us here.
- mceachen 3y agoCertainly, but it depends on your goal. Models like CLIP (https://openai.com/research/clip https://openai.com/research/clip) are designed to help describe images with an embedding, but are trained to give similar embeddings for similar image _content_, not for similar _pixels_. Simple image hashes based on small thumbnails can do similar image detection quite well (see sibling comments for links to several different approaches).