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You're probably getting downvoted because "DRM" was nearly a complete technical failure already, and there's no reason believe it would be different for AI?
by jrm4 3y ago
You're probably getting downvoted because "DRM" was nearly a complete technical failure already, and there's no reason believe it would be different for AI?
- gumballindie 3y agoNormally i wouldnt advocate for drm but there needs to be a way to protect our content from this madness. I understand the backlash though and I am not worried about downvotes.
- Krasnol 3y agoYour content was never protected in the sense you want it to be protected. Since the moment you put it up online for people to see and hear, they were able to move on and create something else based upon this. Most of the time unconsciously. This is how humanity works. This is the reason we're still on this planet. AI accelerates the process like any other tool we've come up with since we climbed down the trees. You can complain and scream as much as you want, but it won't change. Even if you manage to regulate the whole western part of the internet. The rest of the world is bigger and won't sleep.
- CamperBob2 3y ago"Normally i wouldnt advocate for drm but there needs to be a way to protect our content from this madness," said everybody you've ever disagreed with up until now.
- jrm4 3y agoThere are lots of ways, it's just that none of them should or can meaningfully involve pretending that the technology of conversion of content into ones and zeros can go backwards. Policy, education, law, etc.
- ls612 3y agoUnfortunatley I think you are wrong about this. DRM schemes are evolving to be nearly unbreakable in the future with the widespread adoption of security processors in everything. As long as there is a massive fundamental asymmetry between assembling a chip with a small amount of ROM and disassembling & reading that ROM while still making the chip usable, DRM schemes using PKI methods will become widespread and nigh unbreakable.
- ben_w 3y agoPoint [camera/microphone/eyeball] at [video/audio/text], [press record/press record/start writing down what you see].
- badsectoracula 3y agoMost likely you could also use AI to clean up the image/audio/text too, after all one of the earlier uses of GPU accelerated neural networks i remember was Waifu2x for upscaling lowres anime :-P
- Pannoniae 3y agoIf this truly happens, it will be easier to bribe an employee to leak the private keys, so the DRM will be useless...
- jrm4 3y agoAnalog hole, fam. As correctly noted below, if the eye can see it or the ear can hear it, you have no meaningful DRM.