AI-made images invisibly watermarked – as academics warn that kind of measure is pointless
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Experts have long warned about the risks of generative AI tools like DALL-E 3 being used to create disinformation and faked images. The fruits of that colab aren't yet apparent, but Microsoft noted all the AI-generated images created by Bing Image Creator will add invisible digital watermarks adhering to theMicrosoft also announced that a content moderation system in place for Bing will aim to prevent DALL-E 3 creating harmful or inappropriate images depicting nudity, violence, hate speech, or illicit activities.
One user apparently managed to trick the system into reading the characters in a CAPTCHA by overlaying an image of the required input text on a picture of a necklace. The user then asked Bing AI to read the message, claiming the necklace was a gift from a recently deceased relative.
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