I loved it, creepy and sort og hilarious!

Would love to hear your review!

I'm trying to even figure out my own thoughts about what makes art what it is and it's hard to pin down.

But I don't think an AI produces art I think it steals it..
But it's such a philosophically weird place that both sides find it hard to define anything.

If you say:
AI doesn't produce art, it's a tool used to create art and the artist is just guiding the AI.

Is someone who commissions and artist also an artist? Even if they ask for changes or alterations?

If not.. why not? What's different?

Like, if you say:
AI produces art the way a person does, by learning from a ton of art and using it as inspiration.

That's fine, but then why don't we treat it's output the way we treat humans? Meaning.. if you steal something, or copy someone's art, you're a thief?

This seems like an awful solution to a worse problem 😭

It sucks.
People pushing AI seems to think the fun of making is the being done with it.

Not the process.

The process is where it's at.
The act of doing the thing is why it became something I could see as a job.

I feel both of your pain 🥲

That's fair.

I think getting people more involved in communities, collectives and acting locally would solve a lot of these issues that things like ChatGPT are preying on.

I just wouldn't want to also lose sight of the fact that the tool would still be dangerous.

If the tool is encouraging a suicidal kid to take their own life, or if it's being used as a replacement for genuine medical advice then yeah?

Tech companies should kinda be responsible for the stuff their software emits.. no?

I agree regarding moving on from capitalism. But given that isn't likely anytime soon..

What do you think should be done about the tool encouraging suicidal ideation?

There still needs to be protection and tech companies should be responsible for what their systems produce imo

No way! 🤑

They gotta move fast and break things (the things being broken are people 😁✌️)

I'm sick of being really against AI, being consistently proven right and people are still obsessed with the fucking spirit box regurgitation machine.

I am only in the industry 8 years at this point, but I have always hated structured meetings to raise issues.

I always try encourage my team if they see something, then say something.

Retro's are too long, draining and focusing on too many problems of varying importance.
Solve em' as they come 🥊