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Can someone explain how this differs from Glaze, which is apparently "defensive" while Nightshade is "offensive"? Their goals sound the same to me, maybe I miss

• beering 3y ago
  Based on their marketing, Glaze is “defensive” because it prevents training a model to have a coherent idea of what your style is, preventing people from generating art “in the style of andai”. Nightshade doesn’t protect you, but it behaves as “wrong” training data and makes it harder to train models in general. (I don’t claim that any of this works as advertised though.)