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Here's one thing I don't get; why did the content farms bother creating all those AI-generated variations when they could have just as easily just used the real
by Ajedi32 3y ago
Here's one thing I don't get; why did the content farms bother creating all those AI-generated variations when they could have just as easily just used the real photo? Does Facebook have some kind of repost detector that this circumvents?
- CrzyLngPwd 3y agoI imagine copyright plays a role.
- Ajedi32 3y agoMaybe, but why would a content farm care about copyright? Does Facebook have a photo-equivalent of YouTube's Content ID?
- CrzyLngPwd 3y agoIf the content farm is using images subject to copyright then they could lose their page with just a couple of image reports for copyright infringement, and their hard work would be for nothing.
- smcin 3y agoTo make the content immune to DMCA takedown requests. This also protects the account itself from suspension.
- nperez 3y agoNot sure if this is the primary reason, but it should be enough to throw off anti-spam systems that are looking for repeated posting of the same content within a short timespan