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hagen8 • today at 8:21 AM • 2 replies • view on HN

This seems very trivial... There are way more subtle and information dense ways to encode information in images.


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black_knight • today at 8:44 AM

Yes, this is like something I would do for a DnD bit. But I have this experience often, that LLMs will suggest the easy toy version of doing something. But it knows the real stuff too, it just needs the right kind of prompting. A keyword or two, and it will find the _real_ solution.

MPSimmons • today at 8:44 AM

Agreed, this is the kind of steganography that is meant for humans to read. There's no reason a computer couldn't encode meaningful information in the least significant bytes of every 16th pixel or something like that.

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