MIT study finds AI image attribution weakens as training data grows
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MIT researchers said a larger training set makes it harder to trace an AI image back to a specific source, a pattern they call attribution decay. The findings, reported in connection with diffusion models, could complicate copyright disputes and regulatory scrutiny over generative AI.
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