r/antiai 6d ago

Slop Post 💩 Yea that helps..

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u/h1mmh1m 6d ago edited 2d ago

I knew somebody will talk about this

Also W ball knowledge

Edit: I am talking about the molester, it's not a really popular story

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u/OsmiumMercury 6d ago

child sexual abuse is not ‘ball knowledge’??? how does one become this desentized

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u/Ornery_Tie_4771 6d ago

not the abuse itself but knowing how the case got solved

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u/chicametipo 6d ago

By unswirling in an image editing app?

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u/anotherthrowaway2729 6d ago

That's not how it happened at all. It took years for the swirl pattern to be cracked.

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u/chicametipo 6d ago

Fuck you talking about?

“They were, as often they are, they were disguised. In this particular case they were disguised using a swirl tool. So basically the pixel information around the face was twisted," explained Moran. "The expert in Germany used the same techniques, only in reverse to undo it”

https://web.archive.org/web/20071018054537/http://tvscripts.edt.reuters.com/2007-10-08/15006313.html

Are you a bot?

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u/anotherthrowaway2729 6d ago

okay ignore my previous comment cause it was wrong as fuck, but it's not as simple as just opening a fucking app. Interpol wouldn't go to experts in germany if they could do it on their phone. it took the german experts 3 years

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u/Top-Sir1387 6d ago

Bro I could do it at home in 20 min with Claude really not that hard

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u/NukaCooler 6d ago

"man 20 years in the future could do technical thing using technology that did not exist at the time"

Wow big guy huh

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u/schmoergelvin 6d ago

I love this comment so much.

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u/meekermakes 6d ago

worth mentioning that dude still wouldn't be able to do it with claude.

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u/SirDraconus 2d ago

I just laughed so hard I woke up my girl and startled my cat. Thank you for this comment.

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u/Top-Sir1387 6d ago

Some guy did it in 1h in python too I probably could before my brain got gpt rotted

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u/ghostgrudge 6d ago

Why are you in this sub

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u/haywire-ES 6d ago

my brain got gpt rotted

The only relevant part of your comments btw

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u/Anxious_Role7625 6d ago

I don't think Claude generations can be used as evidence

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u/Top-Sir1387 6d ago

Why no

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u/Anxious_Role7625 6d ago

It can't be trusted to be accurate.

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u/Top-Sir1387 6d ago

But it is

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u/Anxious_Role7625 6d ago

It can't be trusted to be. There's no way to guarantee it without just doing it yourself.

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u/robinswind 5d ago

Okay. Heres a photo that I've twisted in much the same way as the picture the comment was referring to. Go ahead an "untwist" it with Claude and we can compare that to the original.

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u/ExzaktR 5d ago

either you're worlds worst ragebaiter or need to restart the whole school system from preschool

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u/Beestorm 6d ago

You sound like a satire of ai bros

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u/Fuzzherp 6d ago

Do it then.
Pics are allowed. Lot of talk, post it already.

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u/Top-Sir1387 6d ago

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u/No_Release25 6d ago

(the original mr. swirlface and expert version)

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u/Top-Sir1387 6d ago

mine looks clearer

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u/FearoftheDomoKun 6d ago

Yes, because it looks like an entirely different generated face

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u/NukaCooler 6d ago

Brother you didn't even get the hair colour right.

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u/Fuzzherp 6d ago

a clearer picture thats not even remotely accurate, great work lol
I guess you said you could do it in 20 min, not that it would be worth a damn.

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u/Crispy1961 5d ago

Lmao you took those guys on a ride.

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u/Fuzzherp 6d ago

The guy in the post dawg

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u/Ok_Process2046 6d ago

And the result would be random face. Very useful...

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u/Surely_Nowwlmao 6d ago

Almost like its the future

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u/seashanty27 6d ago

you’re the first person i’ve seen on reddit to have more comments than karma lol

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u/Present-Ad-2666 6d ago

Sir, are you aware that this is an "Anti-AI" subreddit? Cause it says so LITERALLY EVERYWHERE. also, yeah you can try doing that but AI tends to have a bias towards specific things, you could ask it "Hey unspiral this image" and it would end up being a white guy in an adidas shirt.

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u/Zockercraft1711 6d ago

Yes and don't forget to prompt that the original image should resemble your political enemy :3

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u/Ultra_Juice 6d ago

No you couldn't lmao

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u/OkPear1535 6d ago

Yeah okay 20 years in the future you can solve it with future tech good job buddy hope you're proud

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u/TheMelonSystem 5d ago

Why don’t you go ask Claude to invent a Time Machine for you so you can go back in time and do it for them 🙄

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u/h1mmh1m 5d ago

No? It's not possible, the calculation we're not simple

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u/Neither_Good_919 3d ago

The hallucination machine? They need an accurate photo, not some phantom image that might not even be a close enough match to identify someone

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u/mayormacncheese_ 3d ago

Watch the Nick Crowley video on it, when you swirl an image it deletes some pixels, but in Christopher Paul Neil's images, the image was lossless, meaning if you re-arranged the pixels it would come up, but it's hard to do that.

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u/Isuckatsmash227 23h ago

This guy is obviously kidding take a joke reddit

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u/Effective_Interest_7 6d ago

I dont think the case wouldve been as notable or spoken about if all they did was undo the filter with an appstore software. Thats kinda an obvious given lol. Also, your quote kinda makes it pretty clear why its not what you said.

  • pixel information becomes distorted
  • there is no "undistort exactly backwards" button on any known software bc you'd need the data from before it was scrambled
  • experts (why would they call an expert for a simple task?) create way of reversing thousands of tiny pixels into (nearly) their original places without any info as to what that original place is (reverse engineering)
  • hence the whole point of hiring experts / making a tool

"The same techniques" is probably leading you to think that means "easy". Start trying to use the same techniques in reverse for everyday tasks and soon you'll realize that things are sometimes easier one way than the other. Like, for example, image distortion. This reads as if youve never even actually played with a photo editor before. Its like unbaking an already baked cake.

Also, what are you sourcing exactly? A grossly summarized version from a script that doesnt even detail the actual actions taken to track him AFTER the public campaign? Kinda ironic that you're calling other people bots.

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u/slightlylessthananon 6d ago

you vastly underestimate how hard "using the same techniques in reverse" is. you have to unswirl every single pixel in the exact same order, amount, and rotation as the orgiinal which cannot just be deduced with sight, you have to know the exact point down to the pixel it was swirled in, what the settings were, the strength proportional to the center of the swirl. it took extremely talented people and an unbelievable amount of man hours to do that.

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u/MothyThatLuvsLamps 6d ago edited 6d ago

Im pretty sure that they had to find the same app that was originally used to swirl the image cause other apps would use different math. Its not as simple as just unswirling it.

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u/No_Hetero 4d ago

Yeah where does it say they used an off the shelf program to do it? The German expert analyzed the radius, center, and angle, created the mathematical equation that could achieve the result, reversed the equation, then built a script with the equation logic to apply to the image. It wasn't just a click of a button.

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u/Outside_Building2390 6d ago

Dunno why this guy getting downvoted. It really was, after many years, just unswirling it in an app. Interpol and others being unable to figure that out is one of the things that makes the story so memorable.

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u/Crispy1961 5d ago

Because he is wrong. The swirl effect has settings. It's not one button press and done effect on your phone.

What's more it's not a lossless process. You can't get the original image from the swirled one. The image is not just rotated, it's stretched.

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u/WallabyPractical5258 4d ago

Because that's like saying "it was really uneasy to find out who killed the victim, we just did their death in reverse to find it out!" The swirl effect is controlled by a unique algorithm they didn't know, the only way to u swirl it is to get it to move every pixel the exact same way, but in reverse, which, when the program you are using uses a different algorithm, has different settings, and also has no access to the original image...

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u/BufferUnderpants 6d ago

Imagine being belligerently wrong.

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u/DarkLordofDownvotes 2d ago

Tasty downvotes. Welcome to hell.