.py files

[j3g]

I love your work and the ideas associated with it just curious why your files isn't a .py

[tim-hub]

I forked this project and tidy them up, https://github.com/Antioch-Tech/NightshadeDetect

If you are still interested @j3g

However, please not there are still other issues after my tidy up anyway, https://github.com/RichardAragon/NightshadeAntidote/issues/2#issue-2061429027

[robertJene]

yeah your own readme.md states:

python nightshade_antidote.py input.jpg

so... the repo needs to have this file:

nightshade_antidote.py

[RichardAragon]

The forked version is better. You can contribute to it as well!

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yeah your own readme.md states:

python nightshade_antidote.py input.jpg

so... the repo needs to have this file:

nightshade_antidote.py

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[robertJene]

in what ways is it better? besides the filename?

[RichardAragon]

What interests you about this particular repository, Robert? It is one of my least favorite ones. My brother's name is also Robert. Another one of my least favorite ones.

[robertJene]

to prune training data.

[RichardAragon]

Why are so many people interested in that? I think that is a fool's errand. I think it would be more fruitful to explore different means of model training beyond data.

On Mon, Apr 22, 2024 at 4:07 PM robertJene @.***> wrote:

to prune training data.

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[robertJene]

no, model training requires data. if someone poisons their data, then it is fruitful to check so I don't use their image. this is 100% simple.

[robertJene]

I forked this project and tidy them up, https://github.com/Antioch-Tech/NightshadeDetect

If you are still interested @j3g

~However, please not there are still other issues after my tidy up anyway, #2 (comment)~

could you update your Repo so I can post issues there?

I just updated my downloaded copy to accept the path to an image file as an argument

Also, I've tested the script on an image I poisoned with Nightshade, and it's not outputting any data

[RichardAragon]

It's not 100% simple because you can poison the model if it ingests the tainted data first. I have thought through the exact use case you are looking for. This is the best framework to use overall, I think: https://applicablegroundedinnovations.com/AI-Data-Poison-Taster-A-Framework-for-Mitigating-Data-Poisoning-Attacks-on-Foundation-Models#wbb2

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no, model training requires data. if someone poisons their data, then it is fruitful to check so I don't use their image. this is 100% simple.

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[robertJene]

well the plan is to "taste" the images for poison and prune the dataset ahead of time, to respect the wishes of whoever poisoned the images.

[robertJene]

My end-game is to make a video showing folks how to poison their own artwork

and a 2nd video to show people how to check if something is poisoned so you can prune those files before training

If @tim-hub is interested I can help him with his fork, I've already made updates to the script, but can't get output

[RichardAragon]

You are exactly who I made this for, honestly. I purposely made it a taster and not offensive in any way, to be respectful of artists. I think a tool should exist on both sides. I look forward to your video.

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My end-game is to make a video showing folks how to poison their own artwork

and a 2nd video to show people how to check if something is poisoned so you can prune those files before training

If @tim-hub https://github.com/tim-hub is interested I can help him with his fork, I've already made updates to the script, but can't get output

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[robertJene]

I am not familiar with all this python stuff. I can install something and get it working if there's clear instructions. Also, I do some programming as a hobby. I used chat gpt's help last night to get the script to take a command line argument.

I'm planning on making a wrapper with batch and vbscript so I can batch "taste" a folder of images.

I don't know if it would make more sense to have the python script do all that.

But I spent about 4 hours on it last night and didn't have any luck getting it to output the results.

[RichardAragon]

You're going to have a much easier time with this if you use React Native or Javascript upfront honestly. Don't mess around with the Python if you are not familiar with it anyway. I just updated the repo with a React Native version. I didn't open VBS to debug it.

On Tue, Apr 23, 2024 at 8:15 AM robertJene @.***> wrote:

I am not familiar with all this python stuff. I can install something and get it working if there's clear instructions. Also, I do some programming as a hobby. I used chat gpt's help last night to get the script to take a command line argument.

I'm planning on making a wrapper with batch and vbscript so I can batch "taste" a folder of images.

I don't know if it would make more sense to have the python script do all that.

But I spent about 4 hours on it last night and didn't have any luck getting it to output the results.

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[robertJene]

why don't you put extensions on the script files? They can't run for people without them.

also

File "D:\AI_Stuff\StableDiffusion\Training\NightshadeAntidote\React_Native.py", line 1 import React, { useState } from 'react'; ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax