Hello, I have recently been seeing more use of so called AI poisoning in artist circles. Many of us especially those that try to take nice pictures probably don’t want our photos being scraped by AI companies to use in their models so I have been considering using AI poisoning software such as nigh…

FYI: Adversarial Perturbations Cannot Reliably Protect Artists From Generative AI

I read the paper and it seems to be ineffective if somone is quite intent on stealing someones art in this case, however it does seem to atleast make it more difficult than no protection at all and in large data sets may not work as not every method has an 100% chance of working? The paper doesn’t s…

if you want to approve every use of your photos, you need to either not post them at all or post them without granting any license (reserving all rights). iNaturalist already has included only licensed photos in the AWS Open Dataset. so that should already disincentivize folks from spending a lot o…

I am aware of the current license I have on my photos, and I am fine with my photos being used without my knowledge, although CC-BY does require attribution which would exclude most AI companies for use in training data technically unless they publish large lists of people who’s data they use which …

[image] gustaf1: although CC-BY does require attribution which would exclude most AI companies for use in training data technically unless they publish large lists of people who’s data they use which I don’t think that they do This is not the case. There is no requirement that attribution be …

[image] pisum: if you want to approve every use of your photos, you need to either not post them at all or post them without granting any license (reserving all rights). I agree that the license a user chooses to apply to their content maps fairly closely to whether it is likely to be used fo…

Interesting! I know some of my photos are used by wikimedia, they all have attribution to me. However as you mention I guess its not clear once it gets further down the line about licensing. Do GenAI companies produce bulk credit lists, doubtful. But then again I really don’t know much about the top…

[image] rupertclayton: When you have a readily accessible dataset of >100m tagged and CC-licensed images, why waste time to scrape the unlicensed ones? This is true, however as AI models need larger and larger datasets to improve there may come a point in time where hard to get data is the on…

I was intrigued, so I tried out Glaze on a very recognizable 1.9 MB photo of a black-tailed deer . Using the default settings for “intensity” and rendering time, the 4.6 MB “glazed” image that it produced appeared to be identified by CV (via the upload page) just as easily as the original. However, …

I was just about to do this myself but you beat me too it! I will try with fungi pictures which the CV is famously very bad at IDing anyway and see if there are similar results!

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AI generated image passed the Computer Vision test

General

question , android-app , ai

62

4233

July 30, 2025

Beware: AI Images on inat

General

187

11330

October 7, 2025

Coming soon: Deep fake nature photography?

General

26

2519

August 23, 2022

Are iNat observations being scraped by AI art generators?

General

33

2682

July 4, 2023

Gemini 3.5 Flash & Species Accuracy: Can we still spot the AI image?

General

44

1320

May 29, 2026

AI Poisoning on iNat photos - discussion of effects on inbuilt computer vision and implications on reaserch

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