when I got into the office I tried it again and I got more info -
This site was blocked due to the following categories: Newly Seen Domains
pretty weird.
opening up the description of the site says Host: malware.opendns.com
malware.opendns.com is also blocked, which in my experience here they will block for silly reasons. I wouldn't be surprised if they blocked anything not whitelisted that had the word malware in the url.
Do any github.io pages load for you? Might be that they got reports of a github.io page being used to link to malware, and decided to block the entire domain.
If the viral spread of the letter was the weaponization of tiktok, now they don't have to convince people to even do a "challenge" just make the videos. If we can't tell if it was made by a real person or not, isn't it all the same?
We need digital fingerprinting of people generating their content to validate they are not computer generated. This is a good use-case for blockchain.
On their example page you can sometimes see what data it got to train on.
https://imgur.com/a/CuXNATp for example is without a doubt "Ragnaros" from the game "World of Warcraft".
Probably due to not having much different sources for "A fiery humanoid monster with flames burning".
I guess Pixar will be safe for a while. While text-to-image models work pretty well, text-to-video is pretty hard to look at, judging from the example video.
when dalle2 was announced in 2021 the text to image models were pretty bad, and now we have models like midjourney that are almost indistinguishable from real images. If I've to bet I would expect the same progress from text to video models
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Anyone have any idea why?
This site was blocked due to the following categories: Newly Seen Domains
pretty weird.
opening up the description of the site says Host: malware.opendns.com
malware.opendns.com is also blocked, which in my experience here they will block for silly reasons. I wouldn't be surprised if they blocked anything not whitelisted that had the word malware in the url.
If the viral spread of the letter was the weaponization of tiktok, now they don't have to convince people to even do a "challenge" just make the videos. If we can't tell if it was made by a real person or not, isn't it all the same?
We need digital fingerprinting of people generating their content to validate they are not computer generated. This is a good use-case for blockchain.
Probably due to not having much different sources for "A fiery humanoid monster with flames burning".
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