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Anonymous at Tue, 9 Jan 2024 01:59:25 UTC No. 969857
From the questions thread.
>show my grandma "my" prompted artwork
>she says thats its not mine
>"who did this"?
>looks down on me for the rest of the day
was she right?
Anonymous at Tue, 9 Jan 2024 08:25:54 UTC No. 969884
>>969857
Yes.
There's nothing ethically wrong with using AI art, I think, and legally the copyright stuff hasn't been decided yet, but the ease of creating AI art also makes it kind of worthless.
Prompting AI is like picking an apple off a tree. Sure you chose an apple, and reached out to grab it, but don't expect anyone to be excited when you show them "your" apple that you picked. Put it into a pie, use the art for something that actually has meaning or purpose, then you can go around showing it off, expecting praise or critique.
Anonymous at Tue, 9 Jan 2024 09:15:20 UTC No. 969902
AI is pretty useful for image laundering
e.g. if you need a photo of some generic person but don't want to take any risks by stealing a copyrighted photo from the internet, just tell an AI to make it and it's safe for you to use