Raw LLM Responses

So your proposal instead of fixing the inherent internet problems people were calling out since a couple decade ago is... throw more shit at the fan? Also, how come people keep believing these laws that never applied to art since the 90s? And then use social media along with that. You can't have your cake and eat it too. Maybe, after 20 years of this nonsesne you could consider to not give up all your data for a wee-bit of comfort and free service? You know that the datasets were collected not by a Joe Momma living in his basement that clicks "generate" in Sora, but by mega corporations? This "guns don't kill people, people do" mentality is really not healthy. Also, these artifacts are highly model dependent, when a new method will come that will work around those will you replace all the images you posted by hand? Last time I checked when an artist loses their art because of account deletion or hacking, they have no backups. So... What's your plant there? Like sure, go and try, but this approach is like putting a bandaid on a dam that is about to crumble. Will that extra nanosecond really help you in the long run, or do you need regulations that help people and not companies? Last time I checked, no one in popular politics ever cared for small creators, or if they did it was only because the law happened to accidentally help the average creator. And when people call attention to that, everyone is busy playing their new Xbox, watching Netflix and discussing who their most loved or hated trans athlete is. Yeah guys, let's turn a blind eye for years and then throw this US collage graduate level of a ragebait on youtube.