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You have invented essentially an _incredible way_ to poison AI image datasets. Step 1: Create .meow images of vegetables, with "per-pixel metadata" instead enc
by DanHulton 1y ago
You have invented essentially an _incredible way_ to poison AI image datasets.
Step 1: Create .meow images of vegetables, with "per-pixel metadata" instead encoded to represent human faces.
Step 2: Get your images included in the data set of a generative image model.
Step 3: Laugh uproariously as every image of a person has vaguely-to-profoundly vegetal features.
- whoisyc 1y agoThis assumes people training AI are going to put in the efforts to extract metadata from a poorly specified “format” with a barely coherent buzzword ridden README file. Realistically, they will just treat any .meow as opaque binary blobs and any png as regular png file.
- fao_ 1y agoHm, I'm not really sure why this is getting downvoted because — yes, I also had the same impression. The format was only barely specified, and the readme was incredibly sparse with a lot of marketing bs.