OpenAI's new tool can spot fake images, but there's a catch
AI-generated images can spread misinformation and fool the public, but ChatGPT maker OpenAI says its new tool can root out fake pictures with unerring accuracy.
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AI-generated images can spread misinformation and fool the public, but ChatGPT maker OpenAI says its new tool can root out fake pictures with unerring accuracy.
Mira Murati, chief technology officer of the maker of popular chatbot ChatGPT and image generator DALL-E, said on Tuesday that OpenAI’s tool is “99% reliable” at determining if a picture was produced using AI. It’s being tested internally ahead of a planned public release, she said, without specifying a timeline.
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OpenAI has said that it is building a tool that can detect images generated by artificial intelligence (AI) with 99% accuracy.
Altman said that the rumored Jony Ive project is in "nascent stages," and that the smartphone is “phenomenal at what it does.”