I have been testing google's SynthID for images and while it isn't perfect, it is very good, insofar that I felt some relief from that same creeping dread over what these images will do to perceived reality.

It survives a lot of transformation like compression, cropping, and resizing. It even survives over alterations like color filtering and overpainting.

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sigmar 7 days ago | parent [-]

facebook isn't going to implement detection though. Many (if not most) of the viral pictures are AI-generated. and facebook is incentivized to let their users get fooled to generate endless scrolling

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paul7986 7 days ago | parent | next [-]

Along with those being fooled there are many comments saying this is fake, AI trash and etc. That portion of the commenters are teaching the ignorant and soon no one will believe what they see on the Internet as real.

	▲	bonsai_bar 7 days ago \| parent [-]
		> soon no one will believe what they see on the Internet as real. Now is that so bad?

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qingcharles 7 days ago | parent | prev [-]

They already did. Certainly on the backend. For a while they were surfacing it, but I think it's gone again. But Meta is definitely onto this.