Satellite imagery shows The growth of major prisons in Xinjiang, China, between 2016 and 2018 provided the strongest evidence of a seizure of government to over a million Muslims, which criticized the nations and punished them.
Other nuclear missiles – nuclear weapons in Iran and North Korean missiles, for example, have also affected national events. Now, visual aids are made possible by artificial intelligence can make it harder to accept these images at a price.
In a paper published online last month, a professor at the University of Washington Bo Zhao they use AI techniques similar to those used in the production of so-called deep changing satellite images of several cities. Zhao and his friends switched between photos of Seattle and Beijing to show off their empty houses in Seattle and to move out and decorate them in Beijing.
Zhao used the file aligorivimu singing CompetitionGAN the use of satellite images. The algorithms, developed by researchers at UC Berkeley, have been widely used in all sorts of scams. They teach materials neural networks recognizing the essential forms of other images, such as the color of the paint or the shape of some other type of map. Another algorithm also helps to configure the initial functionality by trying to determine if an image has been used.
Map (top left) is a satellite image (top right) of Tacoma. The image below has been adapted to make Tacoma look like Seattle (far left) and Beijing (far right).
Courtesy of Zhao et al., 2021, Journal of Cartography and Geographic Information ScienceLike high-profile films that expose people at risk, these images can mislead governments or spread them on television, propagate untruths, or cast doubt on reality.
“I think this is a big problem that may not affect the citizens tomorrow but will play a big part in the future in the coming years,” he said. Grant McKenzie, an assistant professor of astronomy at McGill University in Canada, who is not involved in the project.
“Imagine a country where the federal government, or another player, can make good use of images to show off any objects or formats,” says McKenzie. “I’m not sure exactly what will happen to make this happen.”
A few misused satellite imagery has already been broadcast on television, including picture To show India shining during the Hindu festival of Diwali which was apparently touched by the hand. It may be too soon for high-resolution satellite images to be used, for example, to conceal weapons or to justify military offenses.
Gabrielle Lim, a researcher at Harvard Kennedy School’s Shorenstein Center who specializes in destroying media, says that maps can be used to mislead without AI. Amaloza the photos are posted online stating that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was not where he allegedly was inside the Capitol insurgency on January 6, as well as Chinese passports showing the area in which there is conflict South China Sea as part of China. “There’s no high technology, but it can achieve the same goals,” says Lim.
