A year ago, I poked around Steam to see how many game developers were disclosing usage of Generative AI . It was around 1,000, which seemed like a lot to me at the time. If memory serves, that was about 1.1% of the entire Steam library, which has since seen 20,000+ more titles appear. I've been fol
No it isn’t, the lack of renewables feeding into the energy grid is the problem, not AI - direct your ire in the right direction. Also no it doesn’t unless you completely redefine theft to me not theft - nothing is taken, no-one is denied access to existing things, and no copies are made
No it’s not. If you have paid for data to self train AI, you have paid artists already. Why use the AI slop, when you can use the actual work you purchased?
Let’s not. Generative AI is bad for environment, it’s also using stolen assets.
No it isn’t, the lack of renewables feeding into the energy grid is the problem, not AI - direct your ire in the right direction. Also no it doesn’t unless you completely redefine theft to me not theft - nothing is taken, no-one is denied access to existing things, and no copies are made
Every artist that ever saw another person’s art is “using stolen assets” then. Why is training a meat neural network more valid?
Unlike humans, GenAI has no imagination.
Because AI training and humans training are different
but what about self trained on paid data(with allowed authors) and used on local pc?
If you have the money for that, why not just hire those allowed authors and artists to make the art for you?
its like to tell somebody: if you have moneys for self cooking food why dont order it from professionals
No it’s not. If you have paid for data to self train AI, you have paid artists already. Why use the AI slop, when you can use the actual work you purchased?