Can you please answer the question?
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I am using it because you stated that there is no way to train a network on CC0'd data and some other bullshit, and I wanted to prove you wrong. Now that we have agreed on that and we can dismiss the "its unethical" argument, we can move to I never claimed that AI generated art is better than procedurally created art, I just said it was art, and now you are trying to play an strawman on me. I do not think that this conversation is in good faith, so I would like to conclude here. @remenca I never claimed that you can't. I said that you don't (as in: people don't). It's unethical because the ethically obtained results are shit, plain and simple. If you come in good faith you shouldn't have replied to a thread with an irrelevant argument in the first place. OP is not talking about that. I just wanted to explain _why_ it is irrelevant and why you got blocked by Eniko. I replied like I replied because it makes me mad to see so many people shitting on AI, in a manner similar to Eniko. Not all AI is Sam Altman. I fault people for putting the blame on AI when, as you are admitting, the blame is with capitalism. But I don't know. Maybe you are right. I started researching AI years ago thinking that we were working to make a better world where people wouldn't need to work because machine would do it for us, and all I got is this exploitative genAI bullshit that makes climate change worse and makes people lose their jobs and I'm very mad at it. I think I'll change careers. |
@remenca I answered it in the first sentence. I obviously ran on the assumption that you didn't use CC0 data. But if you do that's fine. It doesn't contradict my previous arguments. Or OP's argument for that matter. Regular artists (including the ones creating good procedural generation) obtain much better results than with any generative model, CC0 or not. And then, when we only consider CC0 data, the results are so much worse that I don't even know why you're using it as an argument in the first place.