July 4th, 2024

Tool preventing AI mimicry cracked; artists wonder what's next

AI image generators pose a threat to artists' unique styles. Glaze, a defense tool adding noise to images, faces scrutiny for effectiveness. Artists await access amid doubts about Glaze's protection.

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Tool preventing AI mimicry cracked; artists wonder what's next

Artists are facing challenges as AI image generators improve, threatening to replicate unique styles and dilute artists' brands. Defenses like Glaze, which adds imperceptible noise to images, aim to prevent mimicry but face scrutiny for their effectiveness. The surge in demand for Glaze's tools highlights artists' concerns about AI threats. However, security researchers have raised doubts about Glaze's ability to protect artists effectively. The Glaze Project is struggling to keep up with the high demand for its tools, leading to delays in approving access requests. Artists are waiting weeks or even months for access to Glaze, with the team vetting requests to prevent abuse. Despite the challenges, artists are eager for protections against AI mimicry, with Glaze gaining popularity through word of mouth recommendations. The future of AI protections for artists remains uncertain as they navigate the evolving landscape of technology and copyright issues.

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By @al2o3cr - 3 months
"Cracked" in the exact same sense that changing a URL from /accounts/1234 to /accounts/1235 is "cracking" website security: if it works, you didn't have anything but make-believe security before.