An illustration of a scraper being misdirected by Kudurru. Kurt Paulsen/Kudurru
Kurt Paulsen/Kudurru
Artists have been fighting back on a number of fronts against artificial intelligence companies that they say steal their works to train AI models — including launching class-action lawsuits and speaking out at government hearings.
Now, visual artists are taking a more direct approach: They’re starting to use tools that contaminate and confuse the AI systems themselves.
One such tool, Nightshade, won’t help artists combat existing AI models that have already
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