brianvds
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Apparently this software:
works well to prevent AI from imitating the style of works of art. It applies a "cloak" to your image, which introduces changes to the images that are imperceptible, or almost imperceptible, to the human eye, but completely confuses AI.
Haven't tried it yet, so I have no idea whether it works, but it may be of some worth. In theory, if you "glaze" all your images before uploading them to the web, no one will be able to use AI to make images in your style.
On the same subject, there is now an alternative to Instagram called Cara.
It works and looks quite a bit like Instagram did in the good old days, before it became completely useless. Moreover, it prohibits AIs from using images uploaded there for training, and is partly integrated with Glaze, so you can glaze your images when uploading them (though apparently not any and all images; there is some limit, and I haven't read up on yet). I promptly joined up (waved IG farewell some weeks ago) but it's too early to tell where, if anywhere, Cara will be going.
Sad news for StLukes is that for the moment, they don't allow NSFW images (though I see plenty of figure studies on there anyway).
Glaze - Protecting Artists from Generative AI
glaze.cs.uchicago.edu
works well to prevent AI from imitating the style of works of art. It applies a "cloak" to your image, which introduces changes to the images that are imperceptible, or almost imperceptible, to the human eye, but completely confuses AI.
Haven't tried it yet, so I have no idea whether it works, but it may be of some worth. In theory, if you "glaze" all your images before uploading them to the web, no one will be able to use AI to make images in your style.
On the same subject, there is now an alternative to Instagram called Cara.
Cara | Artist Social & Portfolio Platform
Cara is a social and portfolio platform for the entertainment art industry.
cara.app
It works and looks quite a bit like Instagram did in the good old days, before it became completely useless. Moreover, it prohibits AIs from using images uploaded there for training, and is partly integrated with Glaze, so you can glaze your images when uploading them (though apparently not any and all images; there is some limit, and I haven't read up on yet). I promptly joined up (waved IG farewell some weeks ago) but it's too early to tell where, if anywhere, Cara will be going.
Sad news for StLukes is that for the moment, they don't allow NSFW images (though I see plenty of figure studies on there anyway).