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minus-square@Schmeckinger@feddit.delinkfedilink16•1 year agoWhich is incredibly favorable for the AI side. Like current countermeasures are either almost completely worthless, or degrade the quality of the protected medium so much that you wouldn’t use it.
minus-square@Salamendacious@lemmy.worldOPlinkfedilink6•1 year agoIt’s going to be an AI vs AI all out, drag down, cage match.
minus-squareNorgurlinkfedilink7•1 year agoUntil the hype and thus the ridiculous worth estimations dry up and the AI companies suddenly can’t just throw money at every problem anymore.
minus-squareAphoticDevlinkfedilink2•1 year agoMost of the cool shit for AI these days is done by users, so at this point the companies aren’t super important anymore.
Which is incredibly favorable for the AI side. Like current countermeasures are either almost completely worthless, or degrade the quality of the protected medium so much that you wouldn’t use it.
It’s going to be an AI vs AI all out, drag down, cage match.
Until the hype and thus the ridiculous worth estimations dry up and the AI companies suddenly can’t just throw money at every problem anymore.
Open source AI has been keeping up pretty well of late.
Up until then AWS and Azure party
Most of the cool shit for AI these days is done by users, so at this point the companies aren’t super important anymore.