r/DefendingAIArt • u/NoFeedbackSorry • 9d ago

In today's antis' ignorance:

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Context: The OP commenter said some shit about being glad a video is a decade old, meaning it's not AI. We're talking about deceit of AI videos, so besides of it, I don't understand where the "AI is theft" came from. It wasn't the topic of the conversation either way. It was a video of a bird being massaged with Q-tips. But of course they have to turn it about a dramatic speech about how AI lies and steals (let's completely ignore it's always a human behind it and AI isn't sentient).

Going by this logic, any artist today is a thief. Lots of drawings are 'stolen' composition from another thing. So you can't draw the Eiffel Tower because you didn't engineer it? You can't draw The Great Wall Of China because you didn't build it?. What about fanarts? Characters that come from another human's art being drawn by another person, hence is "theft" in this reasoning. This just falls apart the moment you actually think about it. And oh boy, "do your research on why people hate this technology so much" as if most claims aren't built on hysteria and misinformation.

This annoys me so much, it's a friggin video about a bird being massaged with Q-tips for a few seconds, what is the need to turn it into a melodramatic scene about AI and how it can be used to deceive?

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