Has this happened at any clubs? Post from a forum
During a recent inter camera club competition, the other Camera Club used Adobe Credentials to check the competition images. Three images were then dismissed from the comp, because the checking software claimed that the images were AI generated.
Using ‘AI technicalities’, so as to dismiss your rival’s best images, seems like an effective strategy to both cheat during, and to then win club competitions. So, I would expect that other Camera Clubs will soon be buying and/or using Adobe’s Credential checking software.
It appears that the Author, who was labelled as an ‘AI Cheat’, used the AI cloning tools inside of Photoshop, to remove dust spots, and that this was sufficient to trigger Adobes AI Credentials Software.
Does anyone know how Adobe’s Credentials software works?
–Does it only affect images produced inside of Adobe’s Software? (In which case not using Adobe’s products seems like the best course of action).
–Will it flag up images produced inside of rival software, such as ON1’s products?
–Is Adobe’s software likely to label images, where ON1’s dust spot removal tools have been used, as ‘AI Fakes’ ?
–Is there any way to set up PR 2025, so as to make sure that only the Non-AI cloning tools are available for use?
(N.B., a senior Committee Member of my Camera Club, (who is a devout Photoshop Fan Boy), has already told me, that because Photo Raw uses AI, I should not be using ON1’s products to post process my images. Also, he says that the Committee is ‘investigating the use of non-Adobe software’… and that he thinks that Non-Adobe software should be prohibited.
During a recent inter camera club competition, the other Camera Club used Adobe Credentials to check the competition images. Three images were then dismissed from the comp, because the checking software claimed that the images were AI generated.
Using ‘AI technicalities’, so as to dismiss your rival’s best images, seems like an effective strategy to both cheat during, and to then win club competitions. So, I would expect that other Camera Clubs will soon be buying and/or using Adobe’s Credential checking software.
It appears that the Author, who was labelled as an ‘AI Cheat’, used the AI cloning tools inside of Photoshop, to remove dust spots, and that this was sufficient to trigger Adobes AI Credentials Software.
Does anyone know how Adobe’s Credentials software works?
–Does it only affect images produced inside of Adobe’s Software? (In which case not using Adobe’s products seems like the best course of action).
–Will it flag up images produced inside of rival software, such as ON1’s products?
–Is Adobe’s software likely to label images, where ON1’s dust spot removal tools have been used, as ‘AI Fakes’ ?
–Is there any way to set up PR 2025, so as to make sure that only the Non-AI cloning tools are available for use?
(N.B., a senior Committee Member of my Camera Club, (who is a devout Photoshop Fan Boy), has already told me, that because Photo Raw uses AI, I should not be using ON1’s products to post process my images. Also, he says that the Committee is ‘investigating the use of non-Adobe software’… and that he thinks that Non-Adobe software should be prohibited.