ChatGPT Ghibli Studio: जापान के स्टूडियो झिबली को स्टूडियो जिबुरी कहा जाता है जिसे हिंदी और अंग्रेजी भाषा में झिबली या घिबली कहकर भी पुकारते हैं. Studio Ghibli जापान का एक एनिमेशन स्टूडियो है जिसकी बनी फिल्मों को ऑस्कर तक मिल चुका है. हायाओ मियाजाकी, इसाको ताकाहाता और तोशियो सुजुकी ने इस लेजेंडरी जापानी एनिमेशन स्टुडियो को शुरू किया था.
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00:00Social media has been plagued by pictures made in Ghibli style with the help of open
00:06AI chat GPT-40.
00:07People are sharing their Ghibli photos everywhere on Facebook, Instagram or X.
00:11People are not only sharing their photos with AI to get pictures made in Ghibli style,
00:16but are also sharing pictures of their families and even small children.
00:20But do people who do this kind of behavior have the right to do so?
00:26People are not only sharing their photos with AI to get pictures made in Ghibli style,
00:31but are also sharing their facial recognition with AI to get pictures made in Ghibli style.
00:36It is not that we are giving our facial recognition to AI companies just because of Ghibli.
00:42In fact, we give our photos to AI companies daily, whether it is to unlock the phone,
00:48to tag on social media or to share our photos with them.
00:52Consider it this way, when we upload photos on social media or give camera access to apps,
00:58we often ignore its dangers.
01:00The result of this is that AI companies scan and store the unique dimensions of our face.
01:07This data is more dangerous than passwords or credit card numbers.
01:12Because you can change them, but if your face is stolen,
01:18you cannot change it.
01:20We Indians have a problem that they are used to taking everything lightly.
01:24This is why we have ignored many such incidents in the past, which were alerting us.
01:29We should avoid such dangers.
01:31Clearview AI controversy was such a controversy.
01:35Actually, Clearview AI was accused that the company had stolen 3 billion rupees
01:40from social media, news sites and public records without permission.
01:44and made a database and sold it to police and private companies.
01:52In addition, in May 2024, the data of the Australian company Outerbox was leaked,
01:57in which 1.05 million people's facial scan, driving license and address were stolen.
02:03This data was posted on a site called Have I Been Outerbox.
02:08Victims complained of misidentification, trouble and identity theft.
02:13Even the FRT system used to stop theft in shops is targeted by hackers.
02:19Once stolen, this data is sold in the black market,
02:23which is a scam like synthetic identity fraud or de-fake.
02:27According to Statista's report, facial recognition technology, i.e. FRT,
02:32can reach up to 5.73 billion dollars by 2025.
02:37And by 2031, it is estimated to reach up to 14.55 billion dollars from 16.79% PCAGR.
02:46Companies like Meta and Google are accused of training their AI models with users' photos,
02:52but they do not share this information.
02:56Sites like PimEyes give them the opportunity to find them online through any photo,
03:00which increases the risk of stalking.
03:02If you want to avoid this danger, then first of all stop playing Ghibli.
03:06Apart from this, avoid uploading high-resolution photos on social media.
03:11Instead of face unlock, use a PIN or password.
03:14Apart from this, there should be pressure on the government and companies
03:18to tell them how your biometric data is being used.
03:22However, this is only a temporary solution.
03:25The real change will come when the government will stop the illegal use of facial recognition technology
03:32and will make strict rules to control AI.
03:36So give us your opinion on this news in the comment box
03:39and share this video as much as possible so that as many people as possible can be alerted.