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waynerad@diasp.org

The Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) is a specification for both hardware and software for attaching metadata to every media file (images, video, audio, etc) and cryptographically signing it. The media can't be altered without voiding the cryptographic signature. You can alter the media, but the idea is the alterations will in turn also be logged and signed. The idea is, hardware like cameras and software like Photoshop will all do this. This will enable people to tell if something was generated by AI or altered by AI. The "provenance information" will tell the history of the media and indicate its authenticity. If it authentically came from InfoWars, you'll know that.

The future of "truth" on the Internet

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kennychaffin@diasp.org

Let's just call it Art

...more and more we’re seeing this “let’s just call it art” sentiment echoed everywhere — which is its own argument, but people are inevitably taking that a step further, calling AI art “their paintings”. I’m seeing it increasingly online. People are blatantly lying to people, telling them that they “painted” an image when they just hit “refresh” in their browser. They are building an entire online presence around this lie, and it’s no wonder we’re seeing such a vigilant, virulent reaction against it.

https://lorenhall-47992.medium.com/a-mind-to-create-ai-art-and-what-it-can-teach-us-about-ourselves-16243f27e731

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waynerad@diasp.org

AI film festival. Submit your film. Public submissions close January 15th, but if you're part of the Runway community, you have until January 18th. The film festival is run by Runway, which makes an AI video editing system. Finalists will be announced January 30th, with the awards on February 21st in New York City.

AI Film Festival

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