This is interesting: Nightshade is a tool artists can use that will poison image-generating machine learning models. I lean far toward the copyleft / open culture side of intellectual property--I want people to steal my stuff!--but, I guess, because I have other issues with machine learning models in the art space I tend to like this guerrilla hack artists can use to poison the machine learning training data well. Thoughts? https://www.technologyreview.com/2023/10/23/1082189/data-poisoning-artists-fight-generative-ai/@nina love to know your thoughts? #Art#CopyLeft
Interesting development. I think its objective is very silly, but it is fascinating to witness these strategies in the rapid development of an AI art ecosystem. Like watching diseases evolve alongside multicellular organisms.
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I downloaded their 'Glaze' last year. It was very big and I then ran into all sorts of things that made using it 'something for later'. So; I don't have anything useful to tell you 😊
@pascaline@nina Hm, interesting. I haven't looked into using either tool. Interesting reading about Glaze and its intent to confound machine learning models from copying an artist's style. I'm still not sure how I feel about machine learning models scraping data from the internet.
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