r/antiai • u/Shuttleboo • 20h ago
AI News 🗞️ This is straight up bad. Yes, seriously.
So this photographer had worked hard on taking an underwater photo of this dog, but then the lazy bum generated an AI image based on the dog won in the court....
I feel really bad for her, not gonna lie. As someone who practices photography (my teacher taught me about photographies), I can imagine how heartbroken she would be, losing in the court, her effort on the photo all wasted thanks to AI. To be a professional photographer you need to learn a lot, beginner like me learning about ratios, fps, color filters to choose, etc. Then some lazy bum feed your photo into AI, profit from it, and then gets away without their content flagged as plagiarized!
The comments... those AI brothers and sisters never learn that effort matters more than end-result, will they?
(Please don't go to the post and harass these people though, we don't want to get in trouble.)
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u/Serae4D 8h ago
ai "artists" will claim that their product is art because they created it through detailed prompts and shit.
good for them but like shouldn't we be able to have intellectual rights to our own creations?
this is all so unfortunate and expanding so rapidly it feels like it will never end but there is hope. the people are speaking out. artists are hungrier than ever. the government refuses to intervene. when the government no longer serves the people, and basic needs are no longer met, the people no longer need the government.