Artists Employ 'Data Poisoning' to Counter Unlawful AI Image Scraping

Researchers have developed "Nightshade", a tool aiding artists in subtly altering image pixels to disrupt AI visual systems, in response to unauthorised image scraping by text-to-image generators. By "poisoning" the data, it causes the AI to misclassify images, yielding unpredictable results. This technique aims to discourage data harvesting practices, fostering greater respect for copyright while potentially disrupting AI-run services. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tonyphoang/message