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OpenAI, Google will watermark AI-generated content to hinder deepfakes, misinfo(arstechnica.com)

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Rikudou_Sage@lemmings.world
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Sure, that’ll help… While currently these companies are in the lead, even Google internally admits they’ve lost to open source.

Stable Diffusion is not as plug and play as Midjourney, DALL-E etc., but damn is it much more powerful. And no one is gonna watermark open source (because someone is gonna release a fork without the watermark like 3 and half seconds after the commit adding the watermark is pushed).

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pai_zosima@programming.dev
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How?

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flathead@quex.cc
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Very simple. They will use water from their cloud vaporware.

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Phoenix@programming.dev
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Presumably you watermark all the training data.

At least, that’s my first instinct.

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Sir_Kevin@discuss.online
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It won’t be long before AI content is indistinguishable from human made content. So now they intend to flag one from the other I do not know. What about human made content where AI is used as a tool?

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BestBunsInTown_@lemmy.world
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I mean thats a great thing but open source research kinda defeats the purpose, people gonna use stuff for evil

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swordsmanluke@programming.dev
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Sure, that’ll work. Not like a nation state with a large budget would be able to replicate these very well-understood technologies and release falsified NON-watermarked media that now has a ring of “truth” because it doesn’t have Le Goog’s magic sigil in it…

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