How to bypass AI image detector

[Dark7Angel3]

Stop stressing over meta-data tricks because those detectors track pattern noise that you can't just photoshop away. Your best bet is to manually paint over the weird artifacts or just layer in some authentic grain to throw the algorithm off its game

 

[gallosai]

Try this

- Upscale image 4x (use Upscale or Photoshop)

In Photoshop:
- Add 3px of noise
- Add 3% of Gaussian noise
- Return to the default size

Let me know if it worked.

Stop stressing over meta-data tricks because those detectors track pattern noise that you can't just photoshop away. Your best bet is to manually paint over the weird artifacts or just layer in some authentic grain to throw the algorithm off its game

Adding noise, even a great amount of noise, doesn't work.

 

[afajansmedya]

Up, Is there any real method to avoid this yet? And does this problem exist for videos too?

 

[Patrick Molcer]

Anyone know how? I've tried removing exif, also using photoshop to make changes, resizing etc. but it is still getting caught. I need this for an ad network I'm working with, and they check all contents for AI use.

Depends of what detector they use. Different AI detectors need different metodes to avoid beeing detectec.