• dom [he/him]
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    8 months ago

    Biblically accurate genocide enjoyers

  • StellarTabi [none/use name]
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    8 months ago

    Unrelated, but I predict there will be more false accusations of AI generated news images than actual misinformation in the near future.

    • invalidusernamelol [he/him]
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      8 months ago

      They'll claim it, but it's actually still easy to determine if an image is AI generated with minimal effort.

      Legitimate images will have a source and knowing the source will allow you to validate things like meta data and location/time the image was taken.

      AI is really only useful for entirely synthetic images.

        • invalidusernamelol [he/him]
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          8 months ago

          That's a bit of a misanthropic viewpoint. Sure people will believe what they want, but AI images aren't going to convince anyone who wasn't already convinced, and they definitely will never serve as anything more than very temporary smokescreens that instantly betray the legitimacy of whoever uses them.

    • drhead [he/him]
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      8 months ago

      It's already that way, from what I can tell.

      AI classifier models are garbage. Most of them are only particularly good at identifying images processed through a specific model's autoencoder, which if you don't specifically try to mask that (which is possible) they have a fairly high recall rate on. They have MASSIVE false positive rates though with a variety of known and unknown triggers, in particular I've seen a lot of images which upon closer inspection looked plausibly real if you consider how fucking awful postprocessing on some cameras can be.

      And it's not even images that would make sense to AI generate that people are pulling this on. I would think that you would pull the AI generated card on AI generate propaganda images of something that is incredibly damning yet also hard to disprove. But most of the claims for "AI-generated" propaganda images I see are over things that don't really prove the claim the propagandist is trying to make, or that don't even show anything particularly abnormal. That's more than just falsely assuming something, that's just outright failing to understand how propaganda works in the first place which is a much more serious problem.

  • mayo_cider [he/him]
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    8 months ago

    More fingers to hold down the triggers while mowing down a kindergarten

  • NotErisma
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    7 months ago

    deleted by creator

  • Hotspur@lemmy.ml
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    8 months ago

    This photo is doubly weird, because even as propaganda, it’s a troubling image—that many hands, all held up at that angle… reminds one of another historical set of events, and folks, that set of events, we don’t like those events, they’re very bad events.