You can generate traffic, but you need to bypass AI Image detection at first place, what is the hardest part. Only private tools can bypass that detections for now.
Yes, they can. No matter where you generate, there is AI pixel signature and this signature are easy detectable. So they can detect any AI generated images.I thought these detectors mostly catch images from services like chatgpt or gemini or grok because of hiden watermarks. But can they also detect images made locally with stable diffusion or similar software?
What if you edit the images first, add filters, or use software that slightly changes the pixels? Does it work?Yes, they can. No matter where you generate, there is AI pixel signature and this signature are easy detectable. So they can detect any AI generated images.
how do you see the AI pixel signature?Yes, they can. No matter where you generate, there is AI pixel signature and this signature are easy detectable. So they can detect any AI generated images.
Nah, that wont work, this worked maybe before AI, not anymore. Rotation, adding grain dont work anymore.What if you edit the images first, add filters, or use software that slightly changes the pixels? Does it work?
AI image detectors are trained on specific pixel signature so they can easily detect AI generated images, because AI images lack of micro sensor noise, aberation etc...its easy to detect this images, dont even need big training database.how do you see the AI pixel signature?
Thats not true at all. We tested AI images vs. AI Humanized images and humanized rank around 93% better than AI images. Same images, only difference was one was not detected as AI, or had low score, like under 10 on AI detection pages. Fot Google is easy to detect AI images even if they are made with StableDiffusion models, Flux or any other OpenSource generators. And Gemini is vision model and can easy detect AI images. Not for indexing, but for ranking 100%! But to strip off AI fingerprint is really hard and also expensive.you guys are worrying way too much about AI image detection. google and other search engines do not spend massive computing power running deep detectors on every single image they crawl, especially in the nsfw niche. if you run stable diffusion locally there is no hardcoded watermark tracking you down... it is mostly just metadata which you can strip in bulk easily. the real bottleneck for automated nsfw sites is indexing and safe search. if you just spam thousands of images with zero context or text, search engines will just treat the domain as spam. focus on good tagging, clean metadata, and unique titles instead of worrying about pixel signatures.