A new, free tool designed by researchers at the University of Chicago to help artists “poison” artificial intelligence models trained on their images without their consent has proved immensely popular ...

Since ChatGPT burst onto the scene nearly a year ago, the generative AI era has kicked into high gear, but so too has the opposition. In the case of these AI model training datasets, many include ...

A new tool used by creatives to "poison" artificial intelligence models and stop them from using their artwork without consent was downloaded more than a quarter of a million times in just five days.

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Nightshade is a free tool that “poisons” data for AI image generators, preventing them from replicating artists’ work. The free tool’s “poisoning” of artwork is not visible to the human eye. Live on ...

Nightshade’s creators want to tilt the power back to artists. Nightshade’s creators want to tilt the power back to artists. Fighting against data used to train AI models has become more poisonous. A ...

Artists are using a new tool to add invisible changes to their art before uploading online. Why? In order to combat having their work scraped into an AI training set. The new method causes the ...

With generative AI tools like Midjourney, Stable Diffusion and Dall-E fueling an onslaught of images created from text prompts, a growing number of artists have expressed concern that their work is ...

Artists who want to share their artwork often face a tough choice: keep it offline or post it on social media and risk having it used to train data-hungry AI image generators. But a new tool may soon ...