Well, ai, as we use it today, is just a LLM. Which is ‘take a look at all the text you have access to and predict the next thinsaid’ more or less (I think, I’m not a professional) and then you can use that same concept for art or videos or sound or whatever.
So, to have it generate an image, then give it its own image back and ask if it’s ai generated, it’s obvious to us, but to the ai, unless it was programmed to recognize that, it would have to look at other images it already had access to (and used to create the image) and say, is this image in here? Or if I can process what does an ai generated image contain.
Then if you abstract it further, it’s like asking the ai what difference between an artist and an ai is, which is sorta interesting to think about.
Additionally, when you feed an image into a prompt UI, it simply generates a text description of the image using image recognition and feeds it into the LLM.
All the LLM receives is “Picture containing a slice of pizza”, it has no control over the granularity of the image recognition software, nor is that software designed to provide anything more than OCR and a rough description of the image by way of pattern matching.
Well, ai, as we use it today, is just a LLM. Which is ‘take a look at all the text you have access to and predict the next thinsaid’ more or less (I think, I’m not a professional) and then you can use that same concept for art or videos or sound or whatever.
So, to have it generate an image, then give it its own image back and ask if it’s ai generated, it’s obvious to us, but to the ai, unless it was programmed to recognize that, it would have to look at other images it already had access to (and used to create the image) and say, is this image in here? Or if I can process what does an ai generated image contain.
Then if you abstract it further, it’s like asking the ai what difference between an artist and an ai is, which is sorta interesting to think about.
Additionally, when you feed an image into a prompt UI, it simply generates a text description of the image using image recognition and feeds it into the LLM.
All the LLM receives is “Picture containing a slice of pizza”, it has no control over the granularity of the image recognition software, nor is that software designed to provide anything more than OCR and a rough description of the image by way of pattern matching.
I see