Glaze: The Glaze Project deployed WebGlaze in August 2023, a free invite-only web service that lets artists apply the same style-cloaking protection as the desktop Glaze app directly from a phone, tablet, or browser, without needing a powerful personal computer. The Glaze team runs the processing on GPU servers at the University of Chicago. | AI Trace
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The Glaze Project deployed WebGlaze in August 2023, a free invite-only web service that lets artists apply the same style-cloaking protection as the desktop Glaze app directly from a phone, tablet, or browser, without needing a powerful personal computer. The Glaze team runs the processing on GPU servers at the University of Chicago.
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WebGlaze accepts image uploads via a web form along with a strength parameter and email address; the image is routed to University of Chicago servers, processed by the Glaze algorithm on a GPU, and the cloaked result is emailed back to the user. Both the original and processed images are deleted immediately after delivery. Access is invite-only and restricted to human artists who do not use generative AI tools. WebGlaze was initially hosted on Amazon AWS but as of the most recent disclosure is run on a University of Chicago GPU server.
