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GenAI Confessions: Black-box Membership Inference for Generative Image Models

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  • Haebom

Author

Matyas Bohacek, Hany Farid

Outline

This paper explores the ability of a generative AI image model to generate remarkably realistic and creative images using billions of images from the internet as training data. However, copyright infringement issues have arisen in this process, and this paper presents an efficient method for determining whether a specific image or set of images was used to train the model. This method operates without explicit knowledge of the model's structure or weights (black-box membership inference), and is expected to play a crucial role in auditing existing models and developing fair generative AI models.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways: Presents a new method to ensure transparency in training data for generative AI models and address copyright infringement issues. This approach also contributes to establishing ethical and legal standards for auditing existing models and developing future models.
Limitations: Further verification of the accuracy and generalization performance of the method presented in this paper is needed. Applicability to various generative AI models and datasets needs to be evaluated. Further research is needed to determine its applicability in resolving real-world legal disputes.
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