Maybe it is, but its ironic youre using an LLM to detect it. Plus, theyre known for being wrong constantly, you cannot trust it to accurately tell you if it was AI or not. Flipping a coin has almost the same odds
Screenshot doesn’t show forther down, where it says it has a synthid watermark. Which makes use of the llm that made it, but is itself a regular deterministic cryptographic procedure.
Maybe it is, but its ironic youre using an LLM to detect it. Plus, theyre known for being wrong constantly, you cannot trust it to accurately tell you if it was AI or not. Flipping a coin has almost the same odds
SynthID-Image is a post-hoc watermark, not a ‘@grok is this real’
Screenshot doesn’t show forther down, where it says it has a synthid watermark. Which makes use of the llm that made it, but is itself a regular deterministic cryptographic procedure.
was it made by an llm or by an image generator which the llm makes by toolcal?
No idea honestly, I was tired and don’t recall why I said llm at all. Should have probabl, been diffusion model.
i am not using an llm to detect it. computerphile has a good video explaining how it works.
shocking people can be so confidently wrong about things they don’t know well.