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Technical analysis suggests that AI-generated images contain hidden steganography in the yellow channel, encoding prompts and user data. This metadata may be used by AI companies to identify synthetic content and prevent "model collapse" caused by training new models on AI-generated data.
Reports indicate that Nellie Ohr, the wife of a DOJ official, applied for a ham radio license while working for Fusion GPS. The hosts debunk the implication that she was using shortwave radio to communicate with Christopher Steele, noting that a technician-level license is insufficient for such activity. They suggest more modern methods like steganography would be more effective for covert communication.
Steganography and Russian Intelligence Operatives
Reports indicate that the recently arrested Russian spies used steganography to hide messages within public website images. Details from the criminal complaint describe secret drop points in Arlington, Virginia, and the use of aliases by intelligence operatives to recruit US government contacts.
