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To where? A place no one sees them and they aren't scraped?
by AJ007 3y ago
To where? A place no one sees them and they aren't scraped?
- filleduchaos 3y agoI think the point is that they're akin to a watermark. Even before the current AI boom, plenty of artists have wanted to showcase their work/prove that it exists without necessarily making the highest quality original file public.
- Diti 3y agoMost serious artists I know (at least in my community) release their high-quality images on Patreon or similar.
- pgeorgi 3y agoFor example in accounts on image sites that are exposed to suspected scrapers but not to others. Scrapers will still see the real data, but they'll also run into stuff designed to mix up the training process.