Things That Are on Your Mind

[ExLight]

Feeling annoyed at AI "artists".
While I do think AI can be used as a tool I can't help but feel extremely annoyed at people simply use it to copy another person and call themselves artists.

It feels extremely disrespectful to use it to copy someone's style and then claim authorship. The material used for feeding it for training isn't theirs, it's tracing with extra steps, it's borderline theft. Some have been having the audacity of using it to sell this sort of content, sometimes by tricking people, and it just makes me kinda mad.

 

[TheGreatCthulhu]

Feeling annoyed at AI "artists".
While I do think AI can be used as a tool I can't help but feel extremely annoyed at people simply use it to copy another person and call themselves artists.

It feels extremely disrespectful to use it to copy someone's style and then claim authorship. The material used for feeding it for training isn't theirs, it's tracing with extra steps, it's borderline theft. Some have been having the audacity of using it to sell this sort of content, sometimes by tricking people, and it just makes me kinda mad.

I agree 100%.

 

[Fraxinus]

yeah it's been more in the spotlight about how those programs source existing art

i did see a very nice exchange awhile back where someone posted a photograph and someone commented asking for permission to use it for ai art and i thought that was kind of cool. like i mean, this isnt the first instance where people use people's art without permission, but it's taking ownership of it in some capacity as well as not always even being aware of who the original artist is at the same time, and that's pretty unfortunate.

hopefully proper ettiquette with this stuff comes with time, as people are still figuring out what the heck it is, but i'm sure there will always be those couple assholes, cuz that's true of any art.

 

[TheGreatCthulhu]

At least the only real accomplishment AI achieved in music was to create a composition that only merely imitated Johann Sebastian Bach.

AI still has yet to outperform human composers and songwriters.

 

[Gorozoron]

 

[ThePoesareLoose]

 

[Dizzi]

Covid jabbed today!!

 

[Gorozoron]

Black swan.

 

[Dizzi]

when watching like tv presenters or singers twiddling with ear buds i used to think they were deaf....

 

[accio boomerang]

When is Taylor Swift going to release a single for her new album coming out in a week.

 

[Link&Midna]

probably in a week

 

[Azure Sage]

This morning I got certified in nonviolent crisis intervention. This training is something I've wanted to get for such a long time because of the population of students I work with, but subs aren't allowed to get it. Glad I finally can now that I've gone full-time.

 

[twilitfalchion]

Seeing news about why the old VA for Bayonetta didn't come back for 3 being Platinum's refusal to pay a proper amount for a voice actor's hard work just more evidence for creative workers often not receiving the same recognition and respect for the way they make their living. Unfortunate, really.

 

[ThePoesareLoose]

You know you're ****ed when you try to recall answers during exam and your brain goes:
Tian Shang taiyang hong ya hongtongtong ei

 

[Link&Midna]

I just randomly remembered this really weird movie my parents put on when I was a small child. It was a live action, about a Weimaraner husband and wife who worked on a farm iirc, but the actors were human, with real Weimaraner heads either edited on, or put through the head of the clothes while the actors hid their actual heads? And they acted like people and did typical people things but there was one scene where they decided to swim out in some lake and instead of the people stripping down it was the dog actors crawling out of the human clothes and then walking around and behaving like animals and I just remember being freaked the **** out cus I had no ****in idea what the hell was going on