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    3 days ago

    Sorry, I thought Google’s SynthID was common knowledge. They intentionally add a fingerprint to images/videos/audio created by their AI gen systems that they have the ability to detect. To my knowledge when you call it with @synthid or @detectai, it doesn’t even activate the actual LLM, just calls the tool directly.

    I find it helpful in cases like this where a reverse image search doesn’t show anything before 2020, but an image smells like AI. Only thing is it can’t detect if an image was created by a different AI, so a negative result is not proof that something is not AI.

    https://deepmind.google/models/synthid/


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    Yeah, google’s image generation tools intentionally leave a fingerprint so they can determine if an image was created by their AI tools. It’s basically the only thing I use their AI for.

    https://deepmind.google/models/synthid/ It’s pretty interesting, and I’m glad they do it. I wish it were a requirement for all AI-gen images/videos/etc.

    If I can’t find an image that looks like it might be AI on a reverse image search before ~2020, I run it through there to check if it was Gemini-created. It’s pretty helpful if you’re borderline like this one.



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    3 days ago

    Yep

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    Sorry, I thought Google’s SynthID was common knowledge. They intentionally add a fingerprint to images/videos/audio created by their AI gen systems that they have the ability to detect. To my knowledge when you call it with @synthid or @detectai, it doesn’t even activate the actual LLM, just calls the tool directly.

    I find it helpful in cases like this where a reverse image search doesn’t show anything before 2020, but an image smells like AI. Only thing is it can’t detect if an image was created by a different AI, so a negative result is not proof that something is not AI.

    https://deepmind.google/models/synthid/


  • If your retirement account has $100,000,000 in it, it needs to be taxed. Tax capital gains income like regular income and put some progressively higher tax brackets back, a progressive wealth tax, progressive taxes for homes worth more than a certain amount, and higher rates for second, third, etc homes, and hell, maybe even tax unrealized gains over a certain amount.