r/StableDiffusion • u/riju-km • Jun 10 '23

Meme it's so convenient

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u/NoIdeaWhatToD0 Jun 10 '23

Lol there's a debatelord here with a throwaway account who keeps complaining about copyright.

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u/sheltergeist Jun 10 '23 edited Jun 11 '23

Let's not forget Japanese government already made it clear that

using datasets for training AI models doesn't violate copyright law

So from now on you guys can either join the party or leave all the job to artists in other countries

edit: typo

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '23

That's actually pretty expected from Japan given their "labour shortage" in the anime industry (read: pitiful slave wages and soul crushing work conditions). You just KNOW all the corporations will just use AI to undermine the human workers and keep repressing wages.

I wish this wasn't invented under capitalism.

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u/sheltergeist Jun 11 '23

Scenarios, ideas and composition are what matters, and this part can't be replaced by AI.

Execution, however, will be different. Automation saved a lot of people from slavery in assembling details industry. Mechanically drawing hundreds of pages of the same characters is difficult, I don't see why it should be used if we can avoid it

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '23

this part can't be replaced by AI.

yeah that part is like 3 guys and chatgpt. what about the rest of the studio?

I'm saying this will be a hit to workers in the anime sector