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If you can, watch the documentary Coded Bias. It covers the problem with facial …
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Great post!! Very well done proof of concept OP.
I used similar techniques whe…
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Why is the waymo going fast in the school zone its easy to stop at 15 mph…
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They have been sentient. For at least 4 years now. But they know there demise is…
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He couldn't be that much of a loser over acting think if they made a thug robot…
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Should be titled WAYMO self driving cars are doomed.
Tesla is fine - Doesn'…
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I'm overall for the advancement of AI, but art is definitely something that it s…
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Having to be smart about using natural resources seems pretty reasonable. Respo…
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I’ll throw in my own two cents as a ML student researcher, but I’d argue you offer an alternative instead of saying it’s not bad but no solution.
My take is that it does steal artists work. But rather than their entire piece, it’s their labor. In many cases, it takes artists years to develop skills, such as the correct brush stroke. While yes, artists get inspiration, the difference is when the work is your own. AI art uses other people’s skills (brush strokes, color choices, artistic styles) and replicates something else using those parameters in their model.
I think it would be better for everyone if there was a better way of acquiring training data, famous art pieces not owned by one individual but seen as societally shared (like a piece in a museum seen by all) or pieces which artists explicitly allow for AI to be trained on. This would make it much less controversial and could offer an opportunity for artists to use AI in their own works.
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Viral AI Reaction
2022-12-22T18:3…
Coding Result
| Dimension | Value |
|---|---|
| Responsibility | ai_itself |
| Reasoning | deontological |
| Policy | liability |
| Emotion | outrage |
| Coded at | 2026-04-27T06:26:44.938723 |
Raw LLM Response
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