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So it seems like image generation/deepfake proliferation is pretty inevitable. I imagine we can't trust any image anymore (for e.g. identification verification
by temp0826 1y ago
So it seems like image generation/deepfake proliferation is pretty inevitable. I imagine we can't trust any image anymore (for e.g. identification verification purposes) unless it is done in person or otherwise notarized somehow. Is there a way (NFT-ish?) to "tag"/sign an image to say it was taken by an actual camera?
- lifthrasiir 1y agoSee for example: https://c2pa.org/ https://c2pa.org/
- jstanley 1y agoBut how do you check that it was actually taken by a camera and not just tagged as such? Secondly, even if you solve that, how do you know it's not a photograph of an AI-generated scene? I think this is very obviously not the right approach.
- temp0826 1y agoI guess both the camera and the image need keys. (But really I have no idea this stuff is out of my realm!)
- kertoip_1 1y agoI theory you could install some kind of TPM-like device to every hardware that signs the data with key generated by manufacturer. Should be designed in such a way that it is very easy to break it when trying to tamper with it
- robbomacrae 1y agoI tried pushing this 5 years ago when at Apple but got nowhere. IMHO only the OEM’s can achieve this.