“AI will revolutionize the blackmail industry”
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Won't be long before we can't tell what's real and what's fake.
Video editor and political satirist Justin T. Brown used Midjourney to generate a series of fake images of political figures such as Donald Trump, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden cheating on their partners.
Brown, who is based in Los Angeles, says the hyperrealistic images took him a little over an hour to make on Midjourney.
The image series — which is entitled “AI will revolutionize the blackmail industry” — was intended to show how the technology could be used as a weapon in the wrong hands and create scenarios that could hurt people.
“I created the series with the goal of dragging some of the most influential people in America into the conversation about the dangers of AI, and reach the biggest possible audience,” Brown tells PetaPixel.
“The point was to create buzz and spark conversation in the most salacious, shocking, and funny way possible.
More at his twitter feed:
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He should have done one of Trump having it away with himself. I'd pay not to see that.
I was only joking
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Certified photo sensors which add digital signatures to photo files would be a step forward. That is, if you could click on a photo and you could verify that it stems, say, from a Nikon sensor. That way, you'd at least have to print the fake photo and make a photo of the fake print.
An even better way would be to have 3D cameras that digitally sign their photos and could not be opened without destruction. The depth information should of course be part of the digitally signed photo. That would be a lot harder to fake.
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@Copper said in “AI will revolutionize the blackmail industry”:
Harder to fake
About as easy, actually. Darkroom manipulation has been around since the Civil War.
Besides, what are you going to do, share the negatives? Prints and digital files are just as easy to photoshop.
You can make film negatives from photoshop files, too. And you'd never tell the difference.
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@Copper said in “AI will revolutionize the blackmail industry”:
Harder to fake
https://www.businessinsider.com/people-who-were-erased-from-history-2013-12
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@George-K That article and pictures are quite interesting.
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He should have done one of Trump having it away with himself. I'd pay not to see that.
@Doctor-Phibes said in “AI will revolutionize the blackmail industry”:
He should have done one of Trump having it away with himself.
LOL so good
