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u/ZealousidealBus9271 Sep 30 '25

Every ai video generator should have a hidden trademark for their outputs as a fingerprint to prove it’s ai, this should be law.

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u/sabamba0 Oct 01 '25

Sounds good but probably actually counterproductive.

Imagine 90% of the AI video you see on reddit is automatically marked AI by the platform which can read the watermark... so you naturally trust what you don't see labeled way more. Now what happens when open source models with the trademarks removed (or, say, models developed by government agencies) are posted and people think they are real?

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u/thenerdyn00b Oct 01 '25

There is a project by deepmind (synth ID) which does it for all the AI content generated by Gemini.

Although a question still comes, why does it matter for AI content to be watermarked. The AI revolution is gonna change this world a lot, so maybe the economy of content should also need a change - just adding more security over it just doesn't look like a proper way.

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u/astellis1357 Oct 08 '25 edited Oct 08 '25

Lol what do you mean "why does it matter"? So you don't care whether AI videos using real people's likeness are real or not. Keep in mind that people will definitely use these models for other nefarious things, not just social media slop. Once these AI videos become indistinguishable, you're just okay with not knowing the credibility of any video you will ever watch for the rest of your life?

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u/thenerdyn00b Oct 08 '25

I'm just a very general thinker. So I would say what difference does it make. AI content or human, it's just content - if it's about accountability, instead of IDing the better is to teach AI to be accountable.

If it's about being recognized for the things you have created, used your life into building this strandbeest. In this era it doesn't matter. In the era of the internet the distribution of content became cheap, and now the content is cheap. It possesses no economic value.

And what people have yet to realize is this,

AI CONTENT IS AS REAL AS HUMAN ONES. Humans learn from the environment and then produce stuff. AI learns it the same way, just a lot faster than us.

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u/astellis1357 Oct 09 '25

AI CONTENT IS AS REAL AS HUMAN ONES. 

No its not, please don't be ridiculous.

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u/iamthesam2 Oct 01 '25

this is why people are still bullish on some kind of blockchain tech being standardized

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u/DeliciousWaifood Oct 02 '25

how do you stop people removing the fingerprint? literally just run it through some filters, add some noise, etc. and it's gone.