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CSAM in Stable Diffusion

2023-12-20 18:21:08.063349+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

404 Media: Largest Dataset Powering AI Images Removed After Discovery of Child Sexual Abuse Material

The model is a massive part of the AI-ecosystem, used by Google and Stable Diffusion. The removal follows discoveries made by Stanford researchers, who found thousands instances of suspected child sexual abuse material in the dataset.

Washington Post: Exploitive, illegal photos of children found in the data that trains some AI

In a report released by Stanford University’s Internet Observatory, researchers said they found at least 1,008 images of child exploitation in a popular open source database of images, called LAION-5B, that AI image-generating models such as Stable Diffusion rely on to create hyper-realistic photos.

Stanford Internet Observatory Cyber Policy Center: Identifying and Eliminating CSAM in Generative ML Training Data and Models (PDF)

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