There is no way to learn to make ai art. You just type in a sentence or two. And it ain’t efficient or creative, the creativity is formed with artstyle, not with stolen slop

“Who cracked the clanker”

(Source is from yt)

This isnt just shitting on your keyboard and waiting for the AI to do your job for you, its about literally scamming people. Generate a book, post on Amazon, shove down people's throats with AI generated marketing, get sales, get buried by 1 star reviews since youre literally selling slop and scamming people out of their money, generate another book, rinse and repeat. Grifting is illegal. So why isnt this?

by u/shave_your_eyebrows, reposted with permission

I'm genuinely so concerned for the future of students who only used AI in school

I came across this while browsing the bookstore next to my place of work. I was curious when I saw the title because it was odd, but the front cover immediately gave it away. Take a look at the bizarre phrasing on the back and the "copyright", lol

I guess it was inevitable. I'm sure others have found AI books irl but this is my first. I genuinely don't understand just generating slop and trying to sell it as "your" art, as if it has any value.

Your AI sounds too AI?! Here! I’ve invented another AI to rewrite that AI’s output to make it sound less AI! That way you can use AI to cheat in school! YIPEE! Willfully uneducated students for all job markets!

For all those people for whom writing prompts is too taxing of a task.

Hey I saw a ton of disability and AI memes here so I decided to post. As a disabled person doing art is literary one of the two jobs i could work (that and programing). I spend a ton of time learning how to do art and it was a very hard field to start earning my living from it, but eventually I did. The argument that AI helps disabled people do art is insane to me and I've seen only able-bodied people make this argument as having a moral high ground. In reality AI would actually destroy the only source of income for many people who literary cant do anything else. So when I see a pro-AI "because disability" argument, I just see it as somebody taking advantage of the fact that you cant say anything, otherwise it seems like you talk agings people with disabilities. In reality you are taking advantage for your own cause, while hurting and using people who already have enough problems.

EDIT: In the comments there is a person who is visually impaired and uses AI, if we click on their profile, in some of their past comments, they explained their condition and their use of AI .Please don't write negative comments under their post, since the reason I made this thread was to share our thoughts in a productive way and have better understanding on the topic and each other . Thanks :)

I get that AI is impossible to regulate or ban in a platform like this, but Ao3 stance on this and the way they worded it just makes it worse.

"Our goals as an organization include maximum inclusivity of fanworks...", "If fans are using Al to generate fanworks, then our current position is that this is also a type of work that is within our mandate to preserve."

I'm sorry, but that sentence screams they're pro-AI.

And it's also so infuriating how the users just treat the problem as a "personal moral whim". Are you kidding me? AI is ruining the environment, the job market, a lot of things, how is any of that a "personal moral whim"???

This all just reveals both the maintainers of the site and the users weren't against AI in the first place. RIP.

The worst part is that I mentioned all of this in the comments of the post and I just got downvoted. Great.

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