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ARTICLE · 08 MARCH 2024

Data Poisoning Tools – How Artists Are Using Data Poisoning Tools To Curb Data Scraping By AI

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In a recent development in the notorious dogfight between artificial intelligence (AI) and artists in the realm of art and technology, artists have decided to fight fire with fire...

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In a recent development in the notorious dogfight between artificial intelligence (AI) and artists in the realm of art and technology, artists have decided to fight fire with fire and have landed a critical hit on AI. By utilising data poisoning tools, artists have started poisoning the training data which the AI relies on, and the result is a confused and frantic AI which is producing truly bizarre results to prompts, wishing it had immunity to poison akin to Mithridates VI Eupator (the ruler of Kingdom of Pontus) also known as Poison King.

Historically speaking, this shady tactic would put honourable warriors to shame, however when the fight is against super intelligent, ever adapting AI tools, it is advisable to ignore all moral and ethical concerns and fight dirty. The way it works is, the data poisoning tool attacks and manipulates training data by introducing unexpected behaviours into machine learning models at training time. Imagine this: you are a gifted

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