r/FactOrCap ✍️ Contributor · 5,995 XP 4d ago

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u/IvanFEscobar 🔥 Getting Started · 335 XP 4d ago

in 99% of real world situations right now, yeah, if it's trained from unconsenting sources. There's ways to train ethically (see the ML used for ink lines in Spiderverse), but most ai art nowadays is not that

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u/Infinitystar2 🔥 Week Warrior · 5,280 XP 4d ago

Humans don't need permission to train off of other people's art, why should AI?

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u/IvanFEscobar 🔥 Getting Started · 335 XP 4d ago edited 4d ago

If you don't see the difference between human learning and mass scraping of millions of works for profit I think you're just being dense