Comment on This new data poisoning tool lets artists fight back against generative AI
Unaware7013@kbin.social 1 year agoI'm sure others know more about it than i do but I thought pixels were very simple things.
You're right, in that pixels are very simple things. However, you and I can't tell one pixel from another in an image, and at the scale of modern digital art (my girlfriend does hers at 300dpi), shifting a handful of pixels isn't going to make much of a visible difference to a person, but a LLM will notice them.
LLM is the wrong term. That’s Large Language Model. These are generative image models / text-to-image models.
Trurhfully though, while it will be there when the image is trained, it won’t ‘notice’ it unless you distort it significantly (enough for humans to notice as well). Otherwise it won’t make much of a difference because these models are often trained on a compressed and downsized version of the image (in what’s called latent space)
vidarh@lemmy.stad.social 1 year ago
An AI model will “notice them” but ignore them if trained on enough copies with them to learn that they’re not significant.