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Re:Researchers Tested AI Watermarks–and Broke All of Them by j0hnyl on Friday October 06, 2023 @11:43PM (#37798839)
The problem is that this requires a federated digital identity provider which is kind of the antithesis of a utopian internet.
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Re:Researchers Tested AI Watermarks–and Broke All of Them by flextheruler on Friday October 06, 2023 @11:47PM (#37798853)
Would it really be that different than https? I would assume it would mainly be large entities like governments or corporations utilizing these certificate chains
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Re:Researchers Tested AI Watermarks–and Broke All of Them by AnthonyMouse on Saturday October 07, 2023 @12:23AM (#37799002)
The certificates for HTTPS certify that you're communicating with someone the CA verified has control over some domain name. They don't require the CA to exercise any control over the endpoint device or for the user to cede any.

If you want the camera sensor in your phone to certify that the user hasn't altered the image, the device can't be in the control of the user.

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