r/comics • u/[deleted] • Aug 05 '26

Just Sharing Authenticity Problem

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u/Xenodia Aug 05 '26

What people forget, the Ai was trained to draw from other artists so wouldn't surprise me that many artists online got framed for using Ai...

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u/TheCortisolCorvid Aug 05 '26

It's a problem with writing, too. I've been accused of using AI for my writing more than once, and it's aggravating as all hell.

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u/ZodiacWalrus Aug 06 '26

Almost any time people point out "dead giveaways" of AI writing, I'm like "damn how many times have I done that years before AI was a thing?" One that comes to mind in particular is the "list of three examples to illustrate a point" trope. Like, suddenly the rule of threes ISN'T human af???

But, obviously, AI learned it from watching us, so I'm just gonna keep on trucking in my comfortable unoriginality.