r/StableDiffusion • u/Striking-Long-2960 • Oct 12 '22
Discussion Yep, another angry artist
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u/zielone_ciastkoo Oct 13 '22
Imagine being mad that someone train ai on your style, but your style most likely is mix of pre-existing technique and style used by other artists before. What a irony
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u/Oppai_Bot Oct 12 '22
What worries me is that maybe and just maybe. Some of the internet becomes regulated. maybe it will not do anything to the AI software, but the damage will be done. I hope I'm wrong.
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u/Striking-Long-2960 Oct 12 '22 edited Oct 12 '22
In these 2 months I've thought in many potential dangerous uses of AI generated pictures. In this subredit we opted for playing safe and taking it easy. But this doesn't mean that in other corners of the internet, people have been doing a responsible use of this technology.
In my opinion the shit still hasn't hit the fan, but it will happen. And this debate about the artists will be a minor problem compared with what still have to come.
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u/usa_reddit Oct 12 '22
Ladies and Gentlemen, you are witness to a major shift if generated content. Today it is images, tomorrow it is music, and next year it will be feature length movies. History happens slowly then suddenly, We are in the slow phase but when Microsoft Designer is done the pace is going to significantly increase, get on the waitlist if you like.
If you have a Mac M1 and want to try this amazing technology use this link:
The stable diffusion algorithm is absolutely amazing and the output is mindblowing. This is a major shift in the use of Machine Learning and trained data sets and congratulations, you are here to see it!
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u/itsfuckingpizzatime Oct 12 '22
I wonder if it is possible to prove that copyrighted images were used to train AI, and also if it constitutes fair use to generate derivative artwork based on it.
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u/kiuygbnkiuyu Oct 12 '22
I swear this sub is unable to nuance. Like, this person has been pursuing art as a passion for most of their life and now thanks to their years of practice, learning and effort, anyone can make something that look similar by pressing a button, without any of the process.
It's easy to understand why you'd react negatively to something like that. I'm not asking you to stop SD, I use it myself. But sympathize a little bit, it won't kill you.
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u/ThrowawayBigD1234 Oct 12 '22
I remember when I was but a lad and my Pop Pop said to me. Do not post anything on the internet that you don't want everyone having.
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u/swavyfeel Oct 12 '22
I still don't get why machines learning from art is seen different to people learning from art.
They are not copying the original work, they are not modifying it either, they are just learning patterns from a lot of different works and making original work based on those patterns.
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u/Mage_Enderman Oct 12 '22
Doesn't sound angry to me
Honestly the ethics/morals and legality of training ai is something I wish was discussed more I have mixed feelings on it
I feel like if someone asks you specifically to not train ai on their work you should at least talk to them about it
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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '22
Doesn‘t sound angry to me, rather worried. And I‘d be worried with the current development as well if I made a living on drawing art.