But to be honest, images like these seem really strange, and even without this article I'd suspect something is encoded in building heights etc. Because normal image would never have such "weird" buildings. But nevertheless I guess it's able to encode message in even more subtle ways.
The image is incidental. What Fable is actually doing is generic encoding/decoding of a message into a medium. Ask it to hide a message in a poem and it should try to apply those encodings into the new medium. Fable could use quantized, margin-rich encoding. Robustness or invariance of features depends on the medium, so Table select the encoding and features tailored for such medium.
Will be interesting to see agents intentionally hiding this stuff in a way operators can't spot from any human readable output or thinking trace, evading detection. Wonder if this has happened yet, but it seems inevitable.
But to be honest, images like these seem really strange, and even without this article I'd suspect something is encoded in building heights etc. Because normal image would never have such "weird" buildings. But nevertheless I guess it's able to encode message in even more subtle ways.
The image is incidental. What Fable is actually doing is generic encoding/decoding of a message into a medium. Ask it to hide a message in a poem and it should try to apply those encodings into the new medium. Fable could use quantized, margin-rich encoding. Robustness or invariance of features depends on the medium, so Table select the encoding and features tailored for such medium.
Will be interesting to see agents intentionally hiding this stuff in a way operators can't spot from any human readable output or thinking trace, evading detection. Wonder if this has happened yet, but it seems inevitable.
Let's see if we can stego secret messages into SVG pelicans on bicycles, as a test.
That's how LLM organizing the takeover of the modern world.
IP-over-Pelican
No, the LLM takeover is mostly by the samurai sword, but IPoP would definitely be of aid!
Apparently they prefer amateur german message boards or something
The author of RFC1149 would like a word
The machines will spare his life