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theres nothing you can do to stop ai art, so, with the only move available being embracing it... obviously thats the only thing you can do. || Didnt expect to type out an essay... So you stopped one person from making AI art - what about the 30 others using their own proprietary software to make AI art? You can't stop them by going after bigger AI companies, they made their own software and run it off their spare PC that they keep in the basement. There's nothing we can do to stop AI models from scraping your art unless you had the foresight to put filters on your art to make it unusable to train. On every piece. Which you probably didn't, since AI is new and Art is not. There's just not anything we can do to stop it besides NOT posting your art online, which is an abysmal choice because now you can't sell your art online or advertise it. If anything, this is a perfect epitome of the current state of Consumers and Corporation, with corporations doing whatever they want without any care of the consumer. Except in this case its Artists and Thieves - A class being completely exploited in every facet(Artists) with no recourse to the Thieves training their AI models on stolen art. What we see with Artists and Ai is what's going to happen to every single job that's easy enough for AI to work it. They will be made obsolete, nearly overnight. It's already happening to waiters, little robots with 3 levels delivering food in a small restaurant. How long until it's functional enough for a big restaurant to hop on the wave and get rid of their employees? Ai is the epitome of what it means to be anti-human, yet it can only be when humans let it. Jobs vanish overnight because CEOs see a bigger overhead by replacing normal workers. The same happens because a CEO sees automated forklifts that have 100% accuracy on pallet moving, from Trucks to normal warehouse storage. The same happens when administrative personnel are found to be lackluster as they siphon funds, mismanage jobs, or even just are deemed not efficient enough for the CEOs and are replaced with an AI manager. You know what's next. A world where humans don't do anything besides interact with an AI for food, water, groceries, even driving their car.