• Loom In Essence@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    There are already teams of humans ready to do all that stuff. AI adds nothing there. The non-artistic person with a vision can already collaborate with skilled artists.

    But more importantly, we are not worries about artists using AI as a tool. We are worried about corporate goons using AI to fire all creative staff and generate manipulative trash.

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      1 year ago

      Okay so instead of me just working on a fun product for free in my own time, I have to pay someone a fair wage as if this is a commercial product I’m producing?

      There’s several people in this thread arguing we should outright ban the use, instead of coming up with ways to protect artists without artificially limiting AI.

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        I have to pay someone a fair wage as if this is a commercial product I’m producing?

        There’s several people in this thread arguing we should outright ban the use,

        I didn’t see anyone ITT making that argument, and anyway this whole debate is specifically and explicitly about hollywood goons using AI to churn out trash without paying the talent. It’s not about some broke artist using AI to bring his vision to life. As I already said. It’s beyond straw man to treat that as the position that’s being criticized