Start here, and the āSearch Assistantā doesnāt load and image search has A.I. results filtered out.
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since when could search engines differentiate ai content from original?
Obviously they can filter out low-effort content - but llm content that has "value" can rarely be detected unless data poisoning, afaik
Now what would be interesting to hear is that they're using AI to find the photos.
I think that the "Fuck" in "Fuck AI" stand for "Fuck the misuse caused by shitty company". If Duck Duck use it to filter off some slot, fine. As said in the post, users can flag them too. It's not a silver bullet, but better than nothing.
I too find that theres positions and positions in relation to what "fuck ai" means as a instance of antagonism that spectrum-like goes from more ethical and aesthecally incline regarding predatory use to abscence of intentionality in art to the other extreme of ontological repulse
i have learn english by reading old books. I have never met an angophone so Im kind aware that i tend to sound weirdly formal, especially since the books ive read happen to be quite old.
But ever since covid i discovered warhammer and horus heresy so thats my two cents of updates on modern eglish
Hey, works for me mate. I'll take 'elaborate and poetic' writing over 'AI slop' every day of the week - it's a great match for all the gothic writing style in 40K as well.
š No hay problema.
Too bad it's probably not going to take a whole lot longer to get to the point where it's virtually impossible to tell. It's already difficult for many of us.
I'm hoping there'll be more indicators within the metadata of an image or video. If not the AI putting in AI copyright data or something, at least some tells from human made content like phone model or GPS data-- stuff that tends to get removed or hidden can at least verify to the service hosting the image that it's legit.
Doesn't stop someone who really wants to fake it from falsifying that data but it certainly would help trim the ones who are just trying to profit off cheap, mass produced content.
Of course, those will be the ones doing the most damage.
It should be opt-in tho instead of opt-out

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