[ SECRET POST #6264 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6264 ⌋

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[Fandom: Tiān Guān Cì Fú/Heaven Official's Blessing
Ship: Beefleaf (Shi Qingxuan and He Xuan)]



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[Music, Drake/Kendrick Lamar beef, What's the Beef? Youtube channel]



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[X-Files s04e10, "Paper Hearts" ]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Is different because it doesn't use stock images or stuff that the own artist upload with their consent. Most of AI programs use drawings/paintings made even from artist that still hold their copyrights (I'm not talking about old drawings, I'm talking about actual artists). It wouldn't be a problem if was done for personal purposes or wanting to find an idea t draw, but these days most of corporations are using AI because is cheaper/easier, even if poor lil Jimmy has 6 fingers, three eyes and the perspective of the "pic" is wrong.

[(Anonymous)]

There are AI tools that don't violate copyrights - Adobe's AI thing is made entirely using images they had the rights to or public domain, and people were still furious about it.

[(Anonymous)]

AI is rapidly replacing an entire human workforce. That's why people are furious and scared half to death. We are entering a stage of economic crisis directly because of the advent of AI's increasing efficiency and mass available usage.

[(Anonymous)]

Funny, because what everyone I know who uses AI has said is that AI helps them to do their jobs more efficiently, not that it's putting them out of work.

[(Anonymous)]

For now.

[(Anonymous)]

Then those people are probably hacks that suck at their job anyway.

[(Anonymous)]

How very hand-wavey of you.

[(Anonymous)]

Nah, they use AI for the busywork aspects of their jobs, like writing form emails and that sort of thing. That frees up their time so that they can spend more time on the parts of their job that require actual skill and knowledge.

[(Anonymous)]

Bitch this is primarily about AI art and you know it, don't play dumber than you are, it's not a good look.

[(Anonymous)]

Cool, everyone in my content department got laid off because of AI regardless of if they were using it or not.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, but people are not going to pay Adobe stuff, they seek for free stuff like Midjourney or Dall-E.

[luxshine]

except for that fuck ugly thing Wacom used for their new year promotion that was taken from Adobe library and later found that the original artist from where most was taken was NOT informed of it or ever gave the rights?

[(Anonymous)]

the AI thumbnails popping up all over youtube are ugly as fuck and all trained on actual people making the :O face in their old thumbnails. I hate it.

[erinptah]

Yeah, the usage rights are the core of the problem.

I save time and effort by using a ton of digital brushes, textures, fonts, models, etc. that I didn't make!...either because the original artist made them freely available, or because I paid for them. If you were filling your art with unlicensed GettyImages stock pictures, blurring out the logos, and calling it a day, Getty wouldn't settle for you calling it "just a labor-saving tactic."

[killnotic]

Bullseye.