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I did ask ChatGPT says it can’t but I feel I got this idea from somewhere.

Hey @TheCommenterBlackCrow, thanks for the thought-provoking question! I'm curious, why do you think the first rule of AI is not hurting humans?

I'm pretty sure AI art can't even be copyrighted because of it. Although I'm not sure. Also, got I wish artists got compensated fairly for having their work used in these AI models.

Humans also don't discover much new. AI has solved math theorems so it can make progress. The limitation is that it can't experiment in the physical world, but it will soon.

I mean it would be way better, but that will never happen, sadly. The amount of recources ai needs to generate and improve is massive and no company bothers enough to ask every single artist to use their work.. on top of that, once its in the system, you cant get it out, what if you change your mind? too late

@kkiimm009 Here is the thing, AI ""'artists""" sell the images which is stolen from a real artist, They look ugly as hell and they don't have the effort and hard work that defines an artpiece

Because that would be too obvious. The point of software like Nightshade is that it adds artifacts that are almost undetectable to a human but will mess up an AI model. If she were to post an image labeled "realistic hand" but which had four fingers then anyone could tell immediately that it wasn't actually a realistic hand and it would never even be used to train an AI model for that purpose.

@davidf2002_ yes but the difference is that AI is real and progressing quickly. What they said 3 years ago is irrelevant to today

really doesn't man people here are nasty they're making every living and dead excuse to blame the victim instead of admiting the AI is biased

I just came across this clip a year later and saw my comment 😂 I forgot I had even seen this, but the idea that it will take 100 years for ai to become as smart as a monkey? Try maybe 6-12 more months from today so say around end of 2025 to mid 2026 maybe early 2027 latest

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@DanknDerpyGamer yeah my point was mostly that they mess with artists because they are vulnerable and it's easy. not that label producers and yt thing of copyright claim for two sec of music are the way to go. but that being said, it'd be cool to have AI generating images based of free to use content, like for the Music Ai.

@rocknbagel8662no OpenAI just added this as a feature when they dropped the model Alex is using in this video lol

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AI can be used in ways that don’t plagiarize other people‘s work in my case. It’s my words my story and my book I’m not using anybody else’s stuff to create said book so before you start throwing around insults about stuff that you obviously have no idea what you’re talking about maybe do some research

"Imagination". Entering words to make a machine pop out a picture ISN'T animation. Artists are trying to make a living too, and it's unfair that their art is being used without their consent to feed an algorithm used by lazy asses who are so far up their own holes that they think they are entitled to have opinions over this topic, INSTEAD of the artists themselves.

Hey this is a great example of a AI-proof career path. I don’t know too many folks vying for your job.

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