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Artists gatekeep all the time. It's nothing new. Like when it came to digital art, traditional artists didn't consider them artists. There are countless examples, artists gatekeeping from the beginning of time -- with ai art, it's nothing new.

There should be stringent laws for such acts. Now that AI has evolved, world should start bringing measures for such actions.

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I'm tired of not knowing if an art piece is AI or not. When I see something I like, I want to be able to find the artist to see more of their work. Now I feel like the only thing I see is AI art and it creates so much distrust for me on the internet, when it's become so difficult to tell them apart - what's made by an AI and what's made by real human beings. I tend to not feel like using any art …

Wild how he talks about AI as a totally new ‘species’—that part about independent decision-making really makes me rethink how we show up online, especially since I sometimes cross reference our brand mentions in AiCarma to gauge what’s actually out there.

The way you picked up on those nuances between AI and human styles was insightful. I’ve been noting similar patterns in Olovka, and it’s been quite enlightening.

Nowadays, being a not-so-skilled artist is kind of a blessing because it prevents me from being accused of "stealing" using AI-generated art. When you are too pro, people start doubting your skill due to the existence of AI-generated art.

"Police are trained to deal with automated cars." That's a sentence you didn't think you'd hear when you were a child.

Also, use Version History in Google docs to show all your revisions. If OP actually did compose the essay there, it would show a complete timeline of drafts, edits and revisions, word for word. conversely if it had been pasted in from ChatGPT, it would only show one edit.

The corporations that are developing AI will do everything they can to avoid regulations and safety concerns or they will lose the race, so we're doomed. The only question is when.

You are assuming these people ate rational and believe in climate change, which most of the times is not true

So by law, they aren’t people. They don’t have rights. But they also are considered people somewhat so when an ai does something fucked up the company that made it is safe. This seems like a stupid idea to me.

There is a particular boring and tiresome manner to anything they generate atm. You can just sense it whenever you read and it's nauseating. I wonder if what we'll see is the emergence of two content markets. Free but trash AI generated and good quality by human writers at a premium price. Question is how can beginner human writers become good if they'll be priced out of the entry market.

Dude took a robot from a game and called it a “real first female AI” 💀

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As an aside: Trump's administration is deregulating AI. Why? It's the new fake news. "There's a video going around of someone dropping trash bags out of the second story window of the White House. Care to comment?" It's AI. "You were once quoted as saying, 'They should go back to their shithole countries.' How do you feel about those remarks in hindsight?" It's AI. But they should go back. I…

So they just say "generative ai" in front of every tech they already use and now it's much better?

As is sadly evidenced by South Korea's skyrocketing suicide rate, South Korean society places immense pressure on people to be the perfect student, get the perfect job, have a perfect body, and the opportunities are quite limited in the end, especially as the population ages and continues to concentrate into Seoul. Just listening to people I know who have gone to school or worked in Korea talk ab…

Bro, he kinda looks like Sambucha in the AI drawing. Just with lighter color hair.

"hot robot" ummm she ain't hot lol and her neck looks like a loose chicken