[ SECRET POST #6735 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6735 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Too disabled to pick up a pencil but somehow able to type keywords in the generators?

[(Anonymous)]

This. I've seen at least two artists that draw and paint with their feet. Either do the work yourself or hire someone. You don't get to steal other people's work because you don't want to figure out how to do it yourself.

[dimity_blue]

I'm not saying people should. I was simply pointing out not everyone is physically capable of drawing.

[(Anonymous)]

Then they deal with free or pay for it. They don't get to steal. Generative AI is not some accessibility tool. It's a plagiarism machine.

[(Anonymous)]

Cool.

Then you deal with what you can find for free or pay for it.

Like, you don't get to go up to a restaurant and demand free food the way you want it because you can't cook because you're disabled.

[dimity_blue]

I don't know how the AI programmes work. I can't pick up a pencil but use my computer mouse to click keys on an onscreen keyboard so I can type comments. Maybe those programmes have disability accessibility too?

[(Anonymous)]

AI generators require you to type in keywords to generate an image. There aren't any disability accessible models to my knowledge because it's a capitalist industry for profit. I just think this argument in favor of AI is weak. *shrug* I'm a disabled artist myself.

[dimity_blue]

I don't think there are any good (or even weak) arguments to be made in favour of using AI. The environmental impact is too high.

AI generators require you to type in keywords to generate an image.
I use Microsoft's onscreen accessibility keyboard to type on my pc. It's slow and annoying. I'm guessing it'd maybe work for AI too. I'm not curious enough to go look though.

[(Anonymous)]

You type in a phrase. Like "white haired big tits lady in underwear blushing while holding coffee for me to take"