Ethical AI art generation? Adobe Firefly may be the answer

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[GMBigKev]

"AI might put the mediocre ones out of a job though."

But on the other hand, it might put us atrocious artist into a job. I have the artistic ability of a tree stump. I do, however, have ideas, ideas for which I lack the physical skills to express visually. AI image generation might help me--the worst artist in the world--express my ideas.

By extension, I can also see it being a godsend for the physically disabled who want to give artistic visual expression to their ideas.

Yea, an AI image generator isn't going to make you an artist.

Also physically disabled artists hate being used as a talking point for why AI is great for them.

 

[GMBigKev]

For all people talk about how those who are anti-AI are Luddites, they have to admit - the Luddites were right.

The industrialization of clothing manufacture did lead to a quality issue, did lead to a loss of uniqueness of creation, and did lead to a considerable downshift in the well-being of those doing the work.

The commodification of art through AI image generation is going to lead to a situation where artists just can't do what they love anymore. It will lead to a quality issue and a loss of unique artistry.

 

[GMBigKev]

If your standard is "at least a talking, walking being made it" regardless of how good it actually is, you're in for a rude awakening.

"Regardless of how good it is"? Who died and made you the art critic? People draw terrible art all the time and I fucking love it!