Fucking great. Sigh. For me, Seeing AI by Microsoft is now describing images that I know are human photographed to be AI generated. I wish there AI describing feature acted more like Ira and just describes the picture not tries to interpret if a thing is AI generated or not. #blindness #Blind #AI
@WeirdWriter as a visually impaired blind photographer:
1. I use alt text and add even more detail and context in the captions - so should everybody else
2. [intense eye twitch]
Indeed! I predict the companies that make these cloud LLMs will next try and sell us the solution to these incorrectly interpreted assumptions. Here we go! Local models can't happen fast enough! @MostlyBlindGamer
@WeirdWriter they’re just as likely to get all of it wrong. There are already competing technologies for proving image authenticity, by the way - deterministic ones that start at the source.
Provenance and description have the same problem: they only hold as a through line from original creation.
An evidence bag at a police department that’s lost its original context can either be a bad Halloween party or world-level-movie-star-divorce event.
why couldn't we have *more deep learning* and *more deterministic models* that could at least help along with the image descriptions? Probably because they don't make anybody money and one can't say something is for *everything* when it is especially targetted, ugh! @MostlyBlindGamer