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"Witch and Skulls"
Not your typical witch holding a pair of skulls… perhaps old friends?
https://www.deviantart.com/pbwells/art/Witch-and-Skulls-1027800277
How do you feel about ethical AI generation? (e.g. where all data is properly licensed and sourced)
I don't think that's possible. It's literally a pandora's box technology.
Public tools (GigaPixel, etc.) might lean towards more ethical and more legal eventually, but there will always be instances where somebody downloads the source, rolls their own version of the generator software, and feeds it copyrighted and illegal data anyway.
This virus is here to stay. Even if it somehow becomes fully and truly outlawed, it will still continue to exist in the underground.
And imagine something like... okay so, one thing I've thought about personally is that
I'm pretty good at spotting when something is AI generated
I know my way around an image editing program pretty well
So think of a person who generates AI images and knows enough to go in and re-paint just the parts that look a little strange. They fix the weird looking irises, add or remove the wrong number of fingers, take the garbled text and make it legible...
It's still an image made with stolen data, but now it's a lot harder to tell it's AI generated, right? How many of those are out there right now?
I don't think we can escape this. But just because we cannot escape it doesn't mean we should give in and embrace the trash, either. Always uplift real art by real artists. It's more important now than ever, and will only grow more important as time goes on.
Here's an edit of Penn Badgley from season 4 of "You" on Netflix.
Credits and other info under the cut.
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Moderately Notable Area - Explore the entire 8.8 gigapixel image here. “The night sky is one of the oldest existential quandaries, and some of the oldest known artworks are reimagionations of constellations. When we look at the stars, we wonder how we got here, why we got here, and how long we’ll be here. It is safe to say that throughout the entire run of our species, we will never know the answers to these questions. However, we do control the answer to another pressing existential question: what will we do with our time while we are alive? Moderately Notable Area encourages one to look to the stars and one’s neighbors, and realize that the only way to live in a better world requires one to imagine something seemingly impossible and commit to its creation. Whether it be recreating an image of the universe out of abstract shapes or lobbying to change one’s city’s archaic zoning laws, the future is in the hands of all those alive right now. Believe in radical hope!”
Shiny block in a familiarly companionable shape; no doubt crafted using a design by a certain neurotoxin and quantum physics laboratory on 21st of November 2015. Restored with Gigapixel AI. DeviantArt post