Submitted by Such_Share8197 t3_10wnex1 in deeplearning
nutpeabutter t1_j7os2xj wrote
Reply to comment by levand in Is there any AI-distinguishing models? by Such_Share8197
Just because it can imitate doesn't mean it can do so perfectly.
DMLearn t1_j7pq8wc wrote
The model is trained by getting rewarded for fooling a model that tries to distinguish between the real and fake images. So no, it won’t be perfect, but it’s going to be good enough to trick a model the vast majority of the time because that is literally a part of the training. Not just a small part, that’s is the central tenet of the training and optimization of generative models, generative ADVERSARIAL networks.
nutpeabutter t1_j7rxvb8 wrote
Your argument falls apart when you realize that there are training artifacts. Ever wonder why FID scales inversely with model size?
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