matyask

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by matyask 2y ago
By unique we mean one of the numbers we can represent by 50 bits in each patch we encode plus some bits for error correction and some bits for noise, it's in the faq but we will explain it better. If the domain is all the encoded patch
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by matyask 2y ago
1) With an invariant domain representation, 2) and 3) I am not certain yet, but I will find out. Although when it comes to signing with a watermark for validity you would not want the id (50 bits) to be preserved or copied. These are separa
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by matyask 2y ago
I think you are making assumptions on provenance. The resource disparity you point out is obvious, but your phrasing somewhat binary. We have released a demo not a consumer product yet. I would be happy to hear your more expanded thoughts,
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by matyask 2y ago
We for sure don't aim to be anti-AI. It's difficult to see how a non technical solution will be enforceable/effective. Watermarking is our initial approach to securing digital identity and copyrights.
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by matyask 2y ago
Hi there, we have published a demonstration of fingerprint watermarking on audio and images that anyone could just try. In our next phase we will release our first consumer product that will provide value. We have conducted thorough testing
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by matyask 2y ago
Hi, one of the founders here, "robustness" is our next step. We are currently training a few models based on cross attention and invariant domain learning that promise to be quite resistant to noising and denoising. The purpose of
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Picking up the fight against deepfakes, voice cloning and generative AI(garandor.com)
23 points by matyask 2y ago|16 comments