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belarius
@belarius

So how big of a wooden shoe would we be throwing into the gears if people started passing regular photos through this filter as well?


xenofem
@xenofem

Glaze is specifically based on the recognition and transfer of artistic style by ML tools, and interferes with attempts to learn and reproduce a specific named artist's style. as far as I can tell, it doesn't substantially impact attempts to produce generic art pieces without prompting for the style of a specific artist, so applying it to regular photos would do pretty much nothing. it also assumes that an artist is able to apply the tool to at least 25% of their publicly available art, so it doesn't seem like this or similar tools would be able to meaningfully poison the well for broader domains of images beyond a specific artist's work.


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