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21 sats \ 1 reply \ @0fje0 OP 22 Nov 2023 \ parent \ on: Camera with content credentialing support stops deepfakes at the shutter tech
Great reply, thanks.
This was my first thought, as well.
Until today, I wasn't aware of the Content Authority Initiative (CAI) nor their C2PA standard, so I'll be keeping an eye on developments.
Seems like it's already on its way. Possibly paving the way for more people giving up privacy for convenience?
It sure is an interesting area of research.
You might be interested in hearing about a parallel move - for creators to (invisibly) 'watermark' images so that people identify if their images have been adapted used by others - I'm not 100% sure but it might even be apparent if AI has utilized it too. I do remember that it's FOSS and up to the creator to do to protect their copyright.
There's also a seperate move to 'taint' AI's well of images that they might use.
When these purposely 'tainted' images are used by AI some objects are transformed into things like dogs - against both the AI algorithm's and end-user's wish. The idea, I believe, is to really mess with the AI's output. A 21st century sabot (clog) in AI's wheels as it were...
I'll try and find a source on it and write a post - but as you can imagine, unless I've bookmarked it, there'll be many more people separately writing about putting dogs in images on purpose too.
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