If you need someone to talk to, my DMs should be open! If you mean IRL, I guess the only advice I can give out of context is to look for a safe space somewhere.
SynthID-Image is not the picture itself (it's applied post-hoc—which is to say, after the image is generated), but it is a very, very robust watermark that can stand up to large amounts of compression, text overlays, cropping, and a bunch of other stuff.
As to the graphic on the shirt: there is no way in this image to tell if the graphic is real, as far as I can tell, and a quick search found only shirts, but if anyone can find the original image and run it through OpenAI's SynthID detector...
Thanks!
I keep seeing that symbol, where is it from?
Buy prepaid debit card with cash?
Source: https://outerheaven.club/objects/fe63445c-2482-460e-8bc4-41ee2d08f5ab
Source? :3
What is the context?
My Arch install has lasted more than 6 months, which is the problem 😅
Username checks out...?
People are taking copper to sell from Flock cameras. Here's why (Wikipedia)
Looks like it's hex code #402b37, if you do want to use it digitally
Well John didn't ask for consent on A, but Ethan did ask for consent in C. So the answer has to be A
New desktop background! Very nice
If you need someone to talk to, my DMs should be open! If you mean IRL, I guess the only advice I can give out of context is to look for a safe space somewhere.
If it means to completion, then Paper Mario would be pretty cozy. If just last game played, SuperTux would be nice too. Yay! :3
What video is it?
AI generated :(
Edit: Here's the link to the detector: https://openai.com/research/verify/
SynthID-Image is not the picture itself (it's applied post-hoc—which is to say, after the image is generated), but it is a very, very robust watermark that can stand up to large amounts of compression, text overlays, cropping, and a bunch of other stuff.
As to the graphic on the shirt: there is no way in this image to tell if the graphic is real, as far as I can tell, and a quick search found only shirts, but if anyone can find the original image and run it through OpenAI's SynthID detector...