>Imagine your photorealistic inversion AI putting a mole or a wrinkle in the face of somebody without any foundation in the actual hash. Just because it fits better to the trained data.
Seeing as AI was trained on 99999999999999 images of 9999 people, if the image in question is of one of those people, it's well conceivable that the AI will implicitly ID the person and attach their corresponding mole. Or in other words, it's possible a good portion of PhotoDNA's database is in the AI training set, so in principle there are cases where the AI does know.
Seeing as AI was trained on 99999999999999 images of 9999 people, if the image in question is of one of those people, it's well conceivable that the AI will implicitly ID the person and attach their corresponding mole. Or in other words, it's possible a good portion of PhotoDNA's database is in the AI training set, so in principle there are cases where the AI does know.