Very interesting concept and use case for generative AI, reminds me of a time when cartographers put imaginary towns on a map to detect copycats (called paper towns if I remember correctly). It would be a cool if you could do the same with the videos?
Thanks for the feedback! Just googled paper towns a bit, and after escaping from the John Green related results I found more info about the cartographers story, awesome idea. Pretty crazy that the core idea is pretty much the same, hide fictional changes in plain sight that look natural and thus hard to detect.
About the videos, the goal is definitely to support it at some point. At the moment we are more focused on the feedback from the public and general market fit research.
Very interesting concept and use case for generative AI, reminds me of a time when cartographers put imaginary towns on a map to detect copycats (called paper towns if I remember correctly). It would be a cool if you could do the same with the videos?
Thanks for the feedback! Just googled paper towns a bit, and after escaping from the John Green related results I found more info about the cartographers story, awesome idea. Pretty crazy that the core idea is pretty much the same, hide fictional changes in plain sight that look natural and thus hard to detect.
About the videos, the goal is definitely to support it at some point. At the moment we are more focused on the feedback from the public and general market fit research.