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skybrian • yesterday at 11:44 PM • 6 replies • view on HN

Whatever the original intention, this is clearly a bug and should be fixed. But should ChatGPT sign its cartoons with its own name or leave them unsigned?


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kzsh • yesterday at 11:52 PM

I think what you're seeing is the probability of a particular signature or style of signature appearing on a particular style of cartoon, not an intent to sign.

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saalweachter • yesterday at 11:51 PM

I mean, the bug is, "it generated the most likely cluster of pixels in the corner of a New Yorker cartoon".

DonsDiscountGas • today at 12:17 AM

SynthID watermark but no visible signature

Forgeties79 • yesterday at 11:48 PM

No one should be allowed to claim they drew something when they didn’t draw any part of it and LLM’s are not people/can’t work without a person. We don’t credit pens and paintbrushes after all.

One could argue nobody should be allowed to claim it. It just exists.

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johnnyanmac • today at 12:16 AM

We call it a "watermark" when a machine "signs" its work. And I wouldn't be surprised if its required as a part of AI disclosure in the coming years.

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dorkwood • today at 12:12 AM

Why is it a bug? If other parts of the generated illustration are similarly taken from an artist, why not the signature as well? Why is a signature crossing the line but the rest of the image isn't?

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