Jess Weatherbed

Like physical watermarks as well. They've explored that. We can remove those. Samsung's own tool.

removes that if i remember correctly it watermarks images that it makes the text to image tool that they've put on yeah samsung devices you can just use the object erase tool and remove the watermark directly in the app that made it so at the minute there isn't anything more robust it's there's a constant kind of avenue that we go down where people are finding ways around it

removes that if i remember correctly it watermarks images that it makes the text to image tool that they've put on yeah samsung devices you can just use the object erase tool and remove the watermark directly in the app that made it so at the minute there isn't anything more robust it's there's a constant kind of avenue that we go down where people are finding ways around it

removes that if i remember correctly it watermarks images that it makes the text to image tool that they've put on yeah samsung devices you can just use the object erase tool and remove the watermark directly in the app that made it so at the minute there isn't anything more robust it's there's a constant kind of avenue that we go down where people are finding ways around it

You've got two main issues with that at the moment. One is speed. So even though Europe is pretty far ahead of this at the minute, they've already enacted laws which have been heavily scrutinized because of the second issue, which I'll get to in a moment.

You've got two main issues with that at the moment. One is speed. So even though Europe is pretty far ahead of this at the minute, they've already enacted laws which have been heavily scrutinized because of the second issue, which I'll get to in a moment.

You've got two main issues with that at the moment. One is speed. So even though Europe is pretty far ahead of this at the minute, they've already enacted laws which have been heavily scrutinized because of the second issue, which I'll get to in a moment.

But if we're talking about things like the US legal procedures, we could be waiting years for something to actually come into play that will take effect and rein in the bad actors that are using these apps for bad purposes. Because they're not inherently bad tools. You could be using them for something whimsical and absolutely innocent, but you have to separate the bad causes from the good causes.

But if we're talking about things like the US legal procedures, we could be waiting years for something to actually come into play that will take effect and rein in the bad actors that are using these apps for bad purposes. Because they're not inherently bad tools. You could be using them for something whimsical and absolutely innocent, but you have to separate the bad causes from the good causes.

But if we're talking about things like the US legal procedures, we could be waiting years for something to actually come into play that will take effect and rein in the bad actors that are using these apps for bad purposes. Because they're not inherently bad tools. You could be using them for something whimsical and absolutely innocent, but you have to separate the bad causes from the good causes.

And when you talk about things like deepfakes, you get onto the second issue, which is nuance. What do you consider a deepfake at this point? If I take a picture of myself on a Google Pixel and I use their face blurring tool, or I put my face onto my friend's body and I put that on Facebook and

And when you talk about things like deepfakes, you get onto the second issue, which is nuance. What do you consider a deepfake at this point? If I take a picture of myself on a Google Pixel and I use their face blurring tool, or I put my face onto my friend's body and I put that on Facebook and

And when you talk about things like deepfakes, you get onto the second issue, which is nuance. What do you consider a deepfake at this point? If I take a picture of myself on a Google Pixel and I use their face blurring tool, or I put my face onto my friend's body and I put that on Facebook and

Would that be counted as a deepfake for a purpose if they wanted to take me to court or any kind of legal fallout at that point? It becomes so granular of an argument that it's really difficult to put on paper what should be restricted, because at that point you're placing effectively limitations on creativity, which is difficult to do.

Would that be counted as a deepfake for a purpose if they wanted to take me to court or any kind of legal fallout at that point? It becomes so granular of an argument that it's really difficult to put on paper what should be restricted, because at that point you're placing effectively limitations on creativity, which is difficult to do.

Would that be counted as a deepfake for a purpose if they wanted to take me to court or any kind of legal fallout at that point? It becomes so granular of an argument that it's really difficult to put on paper what should be restricted, because at that point you're placing effectively limitations on creativity, which is difficult to do.

And you've also got to worry about things like free speech around that and all the existing laws that you have to unwind. So it's not an easy or fast process. And a couple of years in our time frame is a millennia in the development time that we've seen is happening in the AI landscape. So we have no idea what could be happening with generative AI in two years at this point.

And you've also got to worry about things like free speech around that and all the existing laws that you have to unwind. So it's not an easy or fast process. And a couple of years in our time frame is a millennia in the development time that we've seen is happening in the AI landscape. So we have no idea what could be happening with generative AI in two years at this point.

And you've also got to worry about things like free speech around that and all the existing laws that you have to unwind. So it's not an easy or fast process. And a couple of years in our time frame is a millennia in the development time that we've seen is happening in the AI landscape. So we have no idea what could be happening with generative AI in two years at this point.

Again, two years ago, we were seeing pretty shoddy. shoddy mashups being thrown together by these things. They weren't believable. They were interesting. They were like pretty fun to play around with, but they weren't necessarily convincing.