#glaze project

[yukipri]

Wanted to say Glaze 2.0 is AMAZING.

What took 30 mins+ before, took me THREE MINUTES last night. WITH my other programs still running.

For folks who tried Glaze but haven't been using it due to glazing time, give 2.0 a chance!

I've heard that other folks have had it taking the same time/longer, but the quality is so much better. Your settings will determine the outcome, but it's definitely a huge improvement over the initial release version.

This update was super sexy of the Glaze Project. You can download the updated version from their site HERE!

(You should also use in conjunction with Nightshade!)

[sebdoesthings]

FINALLY getting to post the other half of the sketchbook spread of panel redraws I did of this boi.

[Protected against A*I style mimicry by Glaze]

[badsongpetey]

ARTISTS! Are you using Glaze?? bc the new version 2.1 is rly good, v little change to the original image with the default settings. It's free and your art will not be used to feed the big tech plagiarism machines!

[ponku-po]

The GREAT And POWERFUL TRIXIE~

Wants YOU to GLAZE your ART!

With just a few changes barely visible to the human eye, Glaze will make your art bewilder AI models, fooling anypony trying to steal your specific style into instead mimicking the style of van Gogh!

(or somepony else - there’s more options than just van Gogh!)

[authorssd]

I'm sorry I'm not sorry for drawing Gnasher doing the SA1 pose

For this I blame my British friends, in the fun way :)

Still trying to get a hold of using Glaze Project too...

[prokyon]

Nightshade & Glaze your artworks

Glaze: to prevent AI mimicry of your work https://glaze.cs.uchicago.edu/

Nightshade: to poison AI models https://nightshade.cs.uchicago.edu/

You can do both! Please read the user guides. There is also a web version of Glaze if your computer can't run the program.

According to the UChicago Glaze team, if you're going to use both, use Nightshade first and Glaze second.

Note that both of these should be the last step you take before uploading. Take care of adjusting/cropping/watermarking your images before applying Nightshade and/or Glaze.

Be sure to also opt out of allowing Tumblr to directly share your content to train AI models. Settings > Prevent third-party sharing.

We don't know how much of our content could have already been shared by Tumblr, and as a publicly-viewable site it is of course going to be scraped for training AI models regardless, but we can poison and evade these algorithms with tools like Glaze.

[hordraomin]

Alright I will showcase Glaze by the University of Chicago,

Basically,

This is the interface. It is not connected to the internet (as claimed), and works on your PC without any browser assistance.

-> Input image

-> Define Glaze settings

-> Output

Below I will show how my PFP looks on different levels of Intensity.

All are equally spaced on the scale, 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% of intensity.

I think it does kinda make sense since it might mess up the algorithm used by the AI model.

You can see those "trippy" effects on the image, similar to those "acid" filters you might've found before on the internet.

Thing is, it doesn't change the content itself much. The image is glazed, changed, but is still recognizable as a depiction of something.

The effect it has on the drawing is not pleasant to the eye much, so it's up to you if you want to use it on your art.

[modern-day-dorian-gray]

i feel like it would be really effective for a large amount of people to glaze their artwork before posting online and not tell anyone so the people who train ai on stolen art have to worry about whether or not the art theyre stealing will poison their dataset

(ill include the link in reblogs so itll show up in tags)