@Miles_Brundage: Remember when, starting around o3, AI systems had good enough reasoning, image understanding, and web search capabiliti…
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Miles Brundage notes that since models like o3, AI systems can easily infer where photos were taken via reasoning, image understanding, and web search, yet people remain unaware and keep posting location-identifiable images.
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Remember when, starting around o3, AI systems had good enough reasoning, image understanding, and web search capabilities that they could pretty easily figure out where pictures were taken
Then people just forgot or never heard about that + still post pics in the same way
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