The fight continues to protect artists’ content from being used to train artificial intelligence without their consent. The latest push comes from announcer IbisPaint AI anxiety tool this prevents the creation of an AI image. The feature applies noise to illustrations, which prevents the AI from correctly interpreting or reproducing the art. Another popular choice, Glazecorrupts data to prevent duplicates — but exists as an external tool rather than being integrated into the creative program.
IbisPaint is a popular app for mobile and tablet users that offers over 15,000 brushes, 21,000 materials, and stroke stabilization, among other tools. When the user turns on the AI glitch in IbisPaint, the image they create looks almost more elegant. However, artists can determine the level of AI distortion they want (based on how much influence they want to have on the work) and adjust accordingly. In its announcement, IbisPaint indicates that the higher the noise intensity, the less similarity there is. Images created by AI it is original.
Users can access the AI Disturance tool by clicking the back button and then choosing to save the artwork. At this time, there is an option to turn on AI disruption and adjust its intensity. However, IbisPaint notes that “the effectiveness of the distress effect depends on the artificial intelligence and fine-tuning algorithms used. This feature does not guarantee that the distress effect will be achieved in every situation.”
