• Vanilla_PuddinFudge@infosec.pub
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    Then there’s always that one guy who’s like “what about memes?”

    MSpaint memes are waaaaay funnier than Ai memes, if only due to being a little bit ass.

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    Damn, I had no idea the Game UI DB guy was so based. Huge respect from me.

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      But if a tangent from the post, but you raise a valid point. Copying is not theft, I suppose piracy is a better term? Which on an individual level I am fully in support of, as are many authors, artists and content creators.

      However, I think the differentiation occurs when pirated works are then directly profited off of — at least, that’s where I personally draw the distinction. Others may has their own red lines.

      e.g. stealing a copy of a text book because you can’t otherwise afford is fine by me; but selling bootleg copies, or answer keys directly based off it wouldn’t be OK.

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        If your entire work is derived from other people’s works then I’m not okay with that. There’s a difference between influence and just plain reproduction. I also think the way we look at piracy from the consumer side and stealing from the creative side should be different. Downloading a port of a sega dreamcast game is not the same as taking someone else’s work and slapping your name on it.

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      It’s a person who runs a database of game UI’s being contacted by people who want to train AI models on all of the data en masse.

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      Me either. Seems like it would be a really handy site to use if you were making your own game and wanted to see some examples or best practices.

      Had no idea it existed, I don’t make games though. But it’s always so cool to see something built that serves a unique niche I had never thought of before! Consulting used to be like for me but after a while, it was always the same kinds of business problems just a different flavor of organization.

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      luddites destroying factories

      Every time a techbro parrots the word ‘luddite’ I want to cause them physical harm.

      No, it is not - there is empirical evidence that AI is accelerating climate change. Every AI model has been trained on stolen or unethically sourced data. Your strong desire to create something that you can make money off of is not a moral justification for using AI.

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      Yeah they made sense and had a point, but clowns with bad takes won anyway cuz ‘muh capitalism’ and ratfucked the human race while their cheerleaders hooted like chimps on meth

      Read a book, Slappy

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    That guy needs help, seriously. But then, this is Fuck-AI

    This kind of deranged behaviour will only increase AI adoption not decrease it.

    Of course people will see this as an attack on Anti-AI people & not me being concerned. But at this point I’m not surprised

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    oh, the luddites have their own instance now, huh? cat’s out of the bag, folks. deal with it.

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    As an artist, all y’all need to chill. The problem is capitalism, and it’s not like artists make a living anyway. Democratizing art opens up a lot of possibilities, you technophobes.

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        Easy. Don’t work a job or pay rent. Anarchism already exists. It just exists in the crannies (like right in front of you) where other domineering primates don’t beat you with sticks or boss you around. You don’t fix the system. You ignore it.

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        think more. if i draw something that looks nice on paper, and at the same time am fine with asking chatgpt to solve a math problem, why would my views on ai affect me being an artist or not?

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          Because ChatGPT is trained on stolen data and using it for any reason is participating in that theft while simultaneously causing a significant impact to the environment.

          So I guess your right; it has no bearing on whether you’re an artist or not, but whether you’re a decent person. Thanks for clearing that up.

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            Now what if you used an ai trained on uncopyrighted, public data, and made sure that the computers training it were using solar power or some environmentally friendly energy source?

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                  It has the potential to be useful, yes. It isn’t currently and the path we’re on with it is already irredeemable.

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            On the surface. But, you’re being rhetorical, in the original sense of the word. You can link words together but fail to do logic. You’re doing duckspeak, quack quack

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        Ideas are not art.

        no one has had an original idea since the early 20th century.

        PROJECTING

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        The early 20th century? I’d say physical philosophy would beg to differ, and do you see how you just killed your own argument by citing a time period? I think ideas don’t have value and that intellectual property stifles innovation. You had me in the first half, where I assumed you meant that people don’t just intuit new ideas from nowhere, then you cited a date and lost me.

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          do you see how you just killed your own argument by citing a time period?

          no. all art prior to that period was just refinement of forms that go back to pre-history. the 20th century introduced ‘modern art’, which basically solidified the idea that anything can be art.

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    It seems we’ve come full circle with “copying is not theft”… I have to admit I’m really not against the technology in general, but the people who are currently in control of it are all just the absolute worst people who are the least deserving of control over such a thing.

    Is it hypocritical to think there should be rules for corporations that dont apply to real people? Like why is it the other way around and I can go to jail or get a fine for sharing the wrong files but some company does it and they just say its for the “common good” and they “couldnt make money if they had to follow the laws” and they get a fucking pass?

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      Yeah, I’ve been a pirate for so long I have zero moral grounds to be against using copyrighted stuff for free…

      Except I’m not burning a small nations’ worth of energy to download a NoFX album and I’m not recreating that album and selling it to people when they ask for a copy of Heavy Petting Zoo (I’m just giving them the real songs). So, moral high ground regained?

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      I mean it does show up on the feed as normal and sometimes people feel like it’s fine to give an differing perspective to such communities.