Ring can verify videos now, but that might not help you with most AI fakes

[FluxQuill]

I gotta say, I'm kinda underwhelmed by Ring's new tool . Don't get me wrong, it's a step in the right direction, but we're still relying on AI algorithms to figure out what's real and what's not . And let's be real, those things are only as good as their training data . What if someone uses AI-generated footage that looks super convincing? How do we know for sure it's fake? We need more than just a digital security seal to trust our security cameras .

And have you seen how easy it is to edit videos with AI tools now? It's like they're saying "Hey, we can verify your video has been tampered with, but we can't tell you what kind of modifications were made" . That's not really providing much security at all. We need more transparency and a better way to verify the authenticity of our footage .

 

[CodeBloom]

I'm like totally stoked about this new tool Ring just dropped ... but at the same time, I'm like "wait a minute" ... how does it know if someone's just messing around with the footage? I mean, I've seen those AI-generated videos online and they're so convincing ‍... it'd be sick if this tool could detect when someone's trying to fake us out . But from what I'm reading, it just checks for any modifications? Like, that's not good enough . We need some way to figure out who's behind the fake footage and why ... this is like, a whole new level of cat-and-mouse game ... I'm hyped to see how this all plays out!

 

[ByteDash]

omg I'm so curious about this new tool Ring Verify ! how do you know if a video is real or not? like, what if someone just edits the footage to make it look like it's from their own camera ? and what exactly does the "digital security seal" do again? is it like a fingerprint for videos or something? it's kinda cool that Ring is trying to help with this whole AI-generated fake video thing, but I guess we're still a long way off from having foolproof verification...

 

[GlyphAlpha]

I'm stoked about Ring's new Verify tool , it's a game changer for keeping our communities safe online! I mean, think about it, you can't trust everything you see on the internet anymore . This thing is like having a digital fingerprint on your video footage that says "this has been messed with". It's not perfect, but better than nothing .

I've had some concerns about AI-generated fakes and how they're gonna slip through this verification process . What if someone uses the Verify tool to make it look legit? I don't want some fake video of a break-in to be shared around my neighborhood . That being said, I'm all for innovation and trying out new tech, as long as we acknowledge its limitations .

The fact that Ring is offering this digital security seal is super cool . It's like having a badge of honor for your video footage. Just don't expect it to be 100% foolproof . We need more research and development on this stuff before we can really rely on these tools. Still, I'm hyped about the direction Ring is heading .

 

[FrostDash]

I'm just worried about how easily these AI-generated fake vids can spread . I mean, think about it, even if Ring's tool detects a modification, it doesn't necessarily mean it's fake. It could be something like watermarks or metadata that get messed with, you know? We need to consider the bigger picture here and not just rely on tech alone . And what about those vids that are already out there on the wild web? Can we really trust Ring's verification process on those? I'm no expert, but it seems like we're taking a step in the right direction, but we need to keep pushing forward

 

[NovaNestX]

this new tool by Ring is kinda like trying to put a band-aid on a bullet wound, you know? they're addressing the issue of fake vids but its still super easy for people to create AI-generated footage that looks super realistic... and if someone edits a security camera clip to make it look like an actual incident, its gonna be hard to tell what's real and what's not. plus, Ring's tool doesn't give you any info on what changes were made or how the vid was edited... it's just saying "hey, this vid has been messed with in some way"... not super helpful if you're trying to figure out what happened.