A Single Simple Patch is All You Need for AI-generated Image Detection

The recent development of generative models unleashes the potential of generating hyper-realistic fake images. To prevent the malicious usage of fake images, AI-generated image detection aims to distinguish fake images from real images. Nevertheless, existing methods usually suffer from poor generalizability across different generators. In this work, we propose an embarrassingly simple approach named SSP, i.e., feeding the noise pattern of a Single Simple Patch (SSP) to a binary classifier, which could achieve 14.6% relative improvement over the recent method on GenImage dataset. Our SSP method is very robust and generalizable, which could serve as a simple and competitive baseline for the future methods.

Scene-aware Human Pose Generation using Transformer

Affordance learning considers the interaction opportunities for an actor in the scene and thus has wide application in scene understanding and intelligent robotics. In this paper, we focus on contextual affordance learning, i.e., using affordance as context to generate a reasonable human pose in a scene. Existing scene-aware human pose generation methods could be divided into two categories depending on whether using pose templates. Our proposed method belongs to the template-based category, which benefits from the representative pose templates. Moreover, inspired by recent transformer-based methods, we associate each query embedding with a pose template, and use the interaction between query embeddings and scene feature map to effectively predict the scale and offsets for each pose template. In addition, we employ knowledge distillation to facilitate the offset learning given the predicted scale. Comprehensive experiments on Sitcom dataset demonstrate the effectiveness of our method.