10.07.2024 04:08
lolozori
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https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/1dz2b9l/paintsundo_new_model_from_ilyasviel_given_a/

 

So in the futur how to prove we really drew those digital pictures if AI can now generate timelapses from finished art?

How will anyone on internet prove ownership of his own art?

 

Maybe programs like Rebelle will need to addsome sort of digital stamps on timelapse videos generated ?

 

 

 

 

10.07.2024 05:46
2dpainter
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The way a person paints can be recognized by the
line work. A person always has small irregularities.

You could even go so far as to manually add mistakes
into your painting.


Since I come from Germany (Europe), where digital rights are
somewhat better protected, there will certainly soon be laws
that require content created with AI to be labeled.

So you can make people in a video say things, using AI,
that they never said.

10.07.2024 06:33
2dpainter
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A sentence was missing in my post above.
(unfortunately, the posts here cannot be edited afterwards even
though it is now 2024 and that is not a problem in other forums)

 

here the missing part:

Because it affects many more areas than just painting

So you can make people in a video say things, using AI,
that they never said.

02.12.2024 01:11
OuroborosMaker
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In the same way that the quality of computer fonts is validated with quality seals, there will be websites with AI that detects drawings made by AI. These websites will distribute quality seals for art made by people, and the best detection models will have the best seals recognized. Something that could also happen is that this type of service will partner with the programs, not only to detect from the final illustration, but also to use layers as a base to distribute a second type of seal with even greater accuracy against artistic forgeries.