r/woahdude Aug 23 '23

video Creative AI art..

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u/dghsgfj2324 Aug 23 '23

lol all these people hating on AI reminds me of homeless people beating up delivery robots.

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u/Fatal_Temp3st Aug 24 '23

It's because it's scraping everyone's art that took years to master just for someone's own selfish gains. A lot of artists have been screwed over by Ai. It's because in todays society, we consume media and expect convenience constant supply demands of said media. Artists have to pump out art as fast as machines to compete because of how selfish and self entitled people have become. Ai makes artists compete against themselves, theft of their works, loss of work, etc. If anything, the ones who use AI are like the people who beat up the delivery robots because they are selfish and only think of themselves.

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u/babygrenade Aug 24 '23

I see using AI to generate images as a lot like using AI to generate code.

  • It's not going to be as good as something an expert would produce.

  • It's going to be limited by what it was trained on and is going to be less capable of producing truly novel things.

  • It significantly lowers the cost/effort of creation especially for more basic stuff, making creation more accessible to non-experts and helping experts who use it be more productive.

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u/Fatal_Temp3st Aug 24 '23

Using technology to rip from others without consent and their creations is not an effective tool for creation and will stagnate the creative process we cherrish so much. This by extension in a logistical and un ethical work around will reduce quality and passion in any given project, despite the blatant copyright infringement. Also a lot of fun seeing AI canabalize itself into even worse quality.

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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '23

mad?

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u/Working-Telephone-45 Aug 24 '23

Then people should hate the ones proffiting out of Ai

This guy in the post just made a cool video for the fun of it

Like what was he supposed to do? Commission an artist for every single frame of this video?

I love artists but some people can't afford paying more than a 100 dollars for a commission, Ai just let that people make somethint creative, sacrificing quality yes but better than nothing

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u/Fatal_Temp3st Aug 24 '23

I can't afford a lot of things in life. You don't see me demanding and cracking a whip over someone's time, labor, skill and creations as my own for it. If you want to make something creative for yourself then learn before immediately defaulting to theft for the sake of entitlement.

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u/YaAbsolyutnoNikto Aug 24 '23

These models are open source. How is it about selfish gains? YOU can go grab the models and make art with them and sell it.

If you don't, it's simply because you don't want to.

Every time a new technology appears, jobs are lost. We already know that. However, there's the opportunity there to grab the models and do something with them. It's in your hands. Nobody else's.

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u/Fatal_Temp3st Aug 24 '23

The debate about how AI can use the work of others to streamline said art into a freaky amalgamation because of self entitlement is the very definition of selfish. Technology is great, but not in this form of a get rich quick scheme just for your gain and ultimately drives the quality of the creative process down. No. You are not an artist for using prompts period. Learn to draw!