2y ago

jOIN THE REVOLUTION

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Kinda shitty to talk about art, revolution and freedom using AI trained on stolen artwork
- Also bad taking credit for something you couldn't think of. I could think about ten between mountains and trees.
- The AI was trained on publicly-available artwork, posted on websites with ToS (at the time of training) that allowed it to be used for training AI.
  
  Where is your source for that? Because the lawsuits and lack of transparency in what the models were trained on dispute your claim.
  https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/01/artists-file-class-action-lawsuit-against-ai-image-generator-companies/
  https://www.theverge.com/2023/2/6/23587393/ai-art-copyright-lawsuit-getty-images-stable-diffusion
  Those were just the first two I could find
If this is AI art which it probably is, its the worst fucking way to give this kind of message.
- Not really, no. The means of production include generative tools.
  
  By using the tools made by the elite, created for profit of the elite stealing the work of the working class?
  
  Do the ones doing the labor own those tools and the profit from them?
Wow fuck yourselves for using ai trash to represent Bob Ross, a man famous for THE JOY OF PAINTING
- That's not Bob Ross.
Why does Bob Ross look like John McAfee? Why do the mountains have weird Tesla coil death rays on them?
Edit: why is Bob McAfee buried up to his knees? Why would someone do this to him? Is the AI threatening us?
- I figured it was Bryan Cranston. If we join the revolution can he cook for us? Burgers and stuff, I mean 😉
  
  I think it would be cool if Cranston played Ross in a film.
  Putting this out there and hoping it happens. Soon.
- That's how Bob McAfee's grow in the wild.
Lunch break is almost over go back to class
- Nah it's sadder than that.
Just make sure you do more art than drugs
- Fuck! I knew I did something wrong somewhere along the line.

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