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>>mystra+(OP)
A makeup influencer I follow noticed youtube and instagram are automatically adding filters to his face without permission to his videos. If his content was about lip makeup they make his lips enormous and if it was about eye makeup the filters make his eyes gigantic. They're having AI detecting the type of content and automatically applying filters.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DO9MwTHCoR_/?igsh=MTZybml2NDB...

The screenshots/videos of them doing it are pretty wild, and insane they are editing creators' uploads without consent!

>>randyc+G6
This is an experiment in data compression.

>>echelo+i8
What type of compression would change the relative scale of elements within an image? None that I'm aware of, and these platforms can't really make up new video codecs on the spot since hardware accelerated decoding is so essential for performance.

Excessive smoothing can be explained by compression, sure, but that's not the issue being raised there.

>>jshear+G9
> What type of compression would change the relative scale of elements within an image?

Video compression operates on macroblocks and calculates motion vectors of those macroblocks between frames.

When you push it to the limit, the macroblocks can appear like they're swimming around on screen.

Some decoders attempt to smooth out the boundaries between macroblocks and restore sharpness.

The giveaway is that the entire video is extremely low quality. The compression ratio is extreme.