Has anyone seen the anti AI art where people draw 3d shapes in faint lines over the real art.
I can't find a good example of it
Has anyone seen the anti AI art where people draw 3d shapes in faint lines over the real art.
I can't find a good example of it
I haven't, I've only heard of Nightshade and Glaze as promoted on Cara but it's not what you describe
also Glaze turns out to be not as effective as initially thought https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/07/glaze-a-tool-protecting-artists-from-ai-bypassed-by-attack-as-demand-spikes/
Fair enough, though there aren't any bulletproof solutions for this. I am inclined to think the solution would be with encryption and security and not so much altering the images themselves. Fuck AI, corporate greed and the uselessly slow legal system.
There was one video I saw that sounds like this, where there was an overlay of noise (static in rainbow). They scaled up the noise, overlayed it on the drawing, then lowered the opacity and blended it.
They claimed it prevented AI from being able to use it for training, but it just isn't true. All it did was add texture to the art, it wouldn't prevent AI from anything, except maybe solid colors if it was only trained on these sorts of images.
Thing is, how well is it really going to work? How much is it going to cost to sue one of these companies? Because they certainly have legal representation on speed dial, and way more money available than any of us.
a sort of fingerprinting?
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