Oh hey, look. The cycle of AI ingesting garbage output from another AI model has begun. This can't possibly impact quality or reliability in any way /s
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Time to save the models we have now, cause they’ll never the quite the same.
The AI centipede era has begun
- Garbage in -> Garbage out (x2)
- Garbage in (x2) -> = Garbage out (x4)
- Garbage in (x4) -> = Garbage out (x8)
- Garbage in (x8) -> = Garbage out (x16)
- ...
Yea! Can you believe how long it took us to make garbage before all this?
Y'all never heard of recycling?
why would they do this, doesn't that reduce the quality of training dataset?
Depends how it's done.
Full generative images would definitely start creating a copying error type problem.
However it's not quite that simple. An AI system can be used to distort an image. The derivatives force the learning AI to notice different things. This can vastly extend the pool of data to learn from, and so improve the end AI.
Adobe obviously decided that the copying errors were worth the extended datasets.
Supplementary synthetic data increases the quality of the model.
Correct. To a certain extend one can add AI data into AI, too much and you add noise, making the result worse, like a copy of a copy.
Yes, though that's not what they're doing. They train on images uploaded to their marketplace and, of course, some of these are AI generated.
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I said it around 2 years ago when the term "ethical" was first coined by media when talking about AI. Ehtical in this context just means those who own data centers and made a huge efford to extract and process user data (Facebook, Google, Amazon, etc.) have all the cards. Nevermind the technology being so new users couldn't possibly consent to it years ago. They just update their TOS and get that consent retroactively while law makers are absent as they happily watch their strocks go up.
Its really frustrating to see people get riled up and manipulated into thinking legislating to make illegal anything "unethical" is in their interest.
Its a fantasy to think individual creators will get a slice of the pie and not just the data brokers. Its also a convenient way to destroy the competition.
People are getting emotional and they are going to use that to build one of the grossest monopoly ever seen.
Adobe said a relatively small amount — about 5% — of the images used to train its AI tool was generated by other AI platforms. “Every image submitted to Adobe Stock, including a very small subset of images generated with AI, goes through a rigorous moderation process to ensure it does not include IP, trademarks, recognizable characters or logos, or reference artists’ names,” a company spokesperson said.
Adobe Stock’s library has boomed since it began formally accepting AI content in late 2022. Today, there are about 57 million images, or about 14% of the total, tagged as AI-generated images. Artists who submit AI images must specify that the work was created using the technology, though they don’t need to say which tool they used. To feed its AI training set, Adobe has also offered to pay for contributors to submit a mass amount of photos for AI training — such as images of bananas or flags.
AIuroboros
We always thought the singularity is when our technology would take off advancing without us.
Maybe that moment when it decides it doesn’t need us will be a rapid disintegration by machine circle jerk.
They [the Golgafrincham] sent the B ship off first, but of course, the other two-thirds of the population stayed on the planet and lived full, rich and happy lives until they were all wiped out by a virulent disease contracted from a dirty telephone.
the problem is "intellectual property" existing at all, just get rid of it entirely and make everything public domain
AI daisy chain. One AI output is another AI input.
I've seen Multiplicity enough times to know how this turns out.
You've been watching the original movie multiple times? I just watch the most recent recording of myself describing the movie, and then record a new description over that, with each successive generation.
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