Thanks, this is very useful. I think it also works for videos if they are not too long.
I’m sure you see the irony here… detecting AI images with… AI. OK.
It takes a thief to catch a thief
AI image generation has become something of a curse, not least in the respect that that it has generated needless and groundless cynicism and suspicion as well as proper concern.
I recently saw a clip of film on social media which showed motor cars trundling around the streets of New York in, I think, 1901. It was instantly jumped on by dozens of commentators condemning it as obviously AI on the grounds that there could not possibly be cars in NY at the time.
I know that their suspicions were false, since:
• there were in fact, a lot of cars in NY at the time (many of them EVs, as it happens)
• I had seen that identical bit of film several times previously, in days when technology could not possibly have generated it.
Thanks, this is very useful. I think it also works for videos if they are not too long.
I’m sure you see the irony here… detecting AI images with… AI. OK.
It takes a thief to catch a thief
AI image generation has become something of a curse, not least in the respect that that it has generated needless and groundless cynicism and suspicion as well as proper concern.
I recently saw a clip of film on social media which showed motor cars trundling around the streets of New York in, I think, 1901. It was instantly jumped on by dozens of commentators condemning it as obviously AI on the grounds that there could not possibly be cars in NY at the time.
I know that their suspicions were false, since:
• there were in fact, a lot of cars in NY at the time (many of them EVs, as it happens)
• I had seen that identical bit of film several times previously, in days when technology could not possibly have generated it.
Not sure where we can go from here…..