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Clive Thompson (clive@saturation.social)'s status on Monday, 20-Feb-2023 05:41:49 JST Clive Thompson

Behold "Glaze", a software tool that subtly alters the pixels in a piece of art online ? ...
... in a way that isn't detectable by the human eye ? ...
... but renders the image useless for training a visual AI. The AI can't detect the artists' style, and thus can't mimic it and copy it. ? ✖️
It's item #1 in my weekly "Linkfest" newsletter here ? : https://buttondown.email/clivethompson/archive/linkfest-6-gps-on-the-moon-8-bit-jane-austen-and/
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1. Screengrab from the academic paper describing Glaze. It shows pictures by three artists -- Karla Ortiz, Nathan Fowkes, and Claude Monet -- and how an AI can mimic their styles. Then it shows how the AI fails to mimic the styles when Glaze is used: The resulting artworks have been merged with the styles of Vincent Van Goh, Norman Bluhm, and Picasso, and no longer look like works by the original three artists
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