• pjwestin@lemmy.world
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    I downvote AI content when it winds up in my feed. I recently discovered I was banned from an AI, “art,” community for, “downvote trolling,” (AKA disliking content). At first, I was annoyed, but then I looked at the community and realized it was one guy sharing, “his,” art over and over again for virtually nobody and I just felt sad.

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    I love AI pixel art because a majority of people generating it use a model that’s not limited to a grid or color palette and it becomes a blurry jagged mess

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    No such thing as “ethical regurgitative (what the morons call generative) ai”. If the model has even a single work not properly licensed and/or paid for then it is exploitive and should not be legal

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        I also always read ai in my head as artificial idiot rather than artificial intelligence

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      I’m late to the party. I’ve only come across the term “regurgitative AI” today, but as of now I’ve seen it twice. I love it (the term, not the process)

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        I’ve been using it for a long time now, personally never heard anyone else use it to describe them. Always thought it to be a more appropriate term to describe how they actually work

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          It is more appropriate for llms, but not for diffusion models (imagegen). Those are more throw shit at a wall and refine it a thousand times (whereas llms just grab shit that looks similar to what they want). It’s why generated images usually look normal at a glance and fall apart the moment you pay attention to details, because the AI judges the whole image to be close enough to training images that match the prompt instead of having any intent behind individual parts.

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      I think the problem is simply that the other choice seems even worse. We either have unethical AI which is open source and free to use, or we get restrictive censored ethical ai owned by the copyright industry. I dont look forward to a future where openai can tell me what I can and can’t generate, with everything else being illegal.

      People have a misconception that AI will get shut down or small time artists will somehow get a slice of the pie. What is actually being decided is if they get to screw us with a monopoly or not.

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        Copyright debate notwithstanding, why do you feel like AI is so important that crippling it would be bad?

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        Even an open source unethical regurgitative ai is absolutely shit, might be slightly less shit but still shit. If it’s built off of stolen work then it should not exist, no question. Sure the cat is out of the bag already but that doesn’t mean we should settle for something that is objectively terrible because it is slightly less terrible than the alternative.

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          Feel like I need to attach a quick comparison to the chocolate industry to help explain my point further.

          With the chocolate industry companies big and small largely thrive off of the slave trade. Slave labor is used to grow and harvest cocoa beans which will then be processed into chocolate. I do not support companies that benefit from the modern day slave trade since I have a functioning moral compass which says that slavery is obviously wrong… Doesn’t matter to me that the small company might be mom and pop shop that sell chocolate, if they are profiting off of slavery then they are almost as bad as the large companies. So I choose to spend my money on chocolate that does not support the slave trade

          Now replace big companies with well big companies, small companies with open source unethical regurgitative ai. Chocolate with regurgitative ai and slavery with exploitation of all human created works.

          Now you’ll see that my stance is pretty clear that I do not support the exploitation of people at any scale.

  • wizardbeard@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    The best response to the “challenge” in the second image I’ve seen was a furry fetish digital artist that went into the woods and used a stick, a knife, and a lighter to make a big titty dragon lady charcoal drawing on a rock.

    The line between “assisted by tools” and “the work was done by the tools” can be fuzzy as tech keeps advancing, but AI image generation is quite clearly past that line.

  • insomniac_lemon@lemmy.cafe
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    The use of A.I.?

    Peter Griffin in a polygonal art-style, saying "I find this... shallow and pedantic." with a smug face and touching his fingertips together.

    Hands are difficult, I’ll give AI that. Also, original art will (hopefully) be easier/better than making memes.

    similar method, but traced meme

    I made this for a comment (about small-data images, jpegs):

    A simplified polygonal scene, originally from Futurama scene that's styled like anime. Fry is saying "You and I are enemies now." while pointing at a jpegified Professor Farnsworth. Meta note: The scene was made in the Godot game engine.