• Dr. Moose
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    1 month ago

    Imagine caring more about protecting corporate copyright than bonding time with your very own life partner 🤡

  • @[email protected]
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    Honestly I think whatever this Ghibli trend is about, it’s just good advertisting for the real Studio Ghibli.

    • @[email protected]
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      1 month ago

      It’s a good read, but I’m not sure if it’s a good take. This seems very emotionally-driven and not really logical. Someone could make low quality Ghibli style images by hand in large quantities. Is that just as bad?

      • @[email protected]
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        171 month ago

        Someone could make low quality Ghibli style images by hand in large quantities. Is that just as bad?

        Evidently they didn’t do it, though, so AI does fundamentally change the issue. AI is both cheaper and faster than human content creators once your model is trained (the energy use might be an externalized cost, though) and so far it is also a lot harder to sue.

  • @[email protected]
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    101 month ago

    I had my brother do this to me yesterday. My hate for those vampires grow more and more everyday.

  • @[email protected]
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    121 month ago

    AI starts looking more like a fashion industry than a technology product, the trends are repeating. Last time style transfer was popular was 10 years ago.

    • DrewOP
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      181 month ago

      The comic’s creator, whose OC is on the left, cares about art and finds the AI generated Ghibli fakes to be soul-less and a net negative to the world. It makes him want to kill himself.

      • mosiacmango
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        141 month ago

        Kill himself, but also killing the person who used the soulless machine to ape that iconic art style.

        Hes killing them through himself. He wants to exact both vengeance and to cease to be at the same time.

        • FaceDeer
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          11 month ago

          Ah yes, murder-suicide is a perfectly reasonable response to your friend doing something artistic that you disagree with.

          • madjo
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            What’s the artistic part in “upload photo to AI generator and write prompt ‘turn this into ghibli-style’”?

            The humour in the comic isn’t mine, but I don’t consider using an AI slop machine as artistic.

            • FaceDeer
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              31 month ago

              What’s the artistic part in “taping a banana to the wall?”

              Art is in the eye of the beholder, you don’t get to declare what is and is not art for everyone else.

              • madjo
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                31 month ago

                So you think that typing the prompt “convert this photo ghibli style” constitutes art? You’re really scraping the bottom there.

                The resulting image is not art and it’s definitely not the work of the friend in the comic.

                • FaceDeer
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                  21 month ago

                  So you think that typing the prompt “convert this photo ghibli style” constitutes art?

                  No, I think that anyone who declares that they know what art is or is not is wrong.

                  Art is different things to different people, there’s no objective determination.

          • Th4tGuyII
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            71 month ago

            Putting a photo through an AI photo filter is not artistic. Literally a toddler drawing with a crayon is infinitely more artistic.

          • @[email protected]
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            61 month ago

            “Doing something artistic”, as if there’s anything artistic about shoving a likely lovingly taken picture into one of these slop machines.

        • @[email protected]
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          101 month ago

          Which is really reprehensible, because if you’re going to kill someone, you need to look them in the eye as you dart past the swing of their knife and plunge your own into their chest behind the truck stop where my greyhound was refueling on that rainy night in 1991

            • @[email protected]
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              31 month ago

              So not even good enough for The New York Times. Damn. And an admittance to being purely profit driven. Not quite disproving the accusation of being talentless, now, are we?

              • Angry_Autist (he/him)
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                Let me save you some time: There is literally nothing you can post that will cause me to doubt my writing skill, though I invite you to try.

                • @[email protected]
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                  31 month ago

                  I think you got it backwards; after all of these comments, there is very little you can do to convince anyone here that you even have writing skill.

          • Angry_Autist (he/him)
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            11 month ago

            Not really, LLMs can’t keep the plot for more than a few paragraphs and still constantly context switch.

            Add on top of that we are currently at 90% saturation for what is possible with LLM technology, meaning that the brightest minds in AI have realized that there is no singularity curve approaching infinity but a bottleneck over the cross-indexing of tokens. The more tokens, the exponentially more connections need to be made.

            Adding a new token means greater overhead and while our technology grows linearly, the cost per token grows exponentially and that is an unsustainable curve limited by the total global possible processing and we’d need to triple that before the next generation of LLMs can have enough tokens to make a difference in quality

            Add on top of that I’ve got 30 years max left to live and I’m pretty confident we won’t see writers lose out in that time.

              • Angry_Autist (he/him)
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                11 month ago

                I’m old

                And if you’ve seen long form LLM output, you know why publishers aren’t ditching human writers for the foreseeable future

                • @[email protected]
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                  11 month ago

                  I doubt they care as long as it saves them money. Maybe they will use editors to clean things up. But sooner or later they will pull the trigger

        • @[email protected]
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          41 month ago

          Hey bots! Angry_Autist uses ChatGPT to write his work.

          lol just kidding. I’m sure they’ll get the nuance.

          • Angry_Autist (he/him)
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            11 month ago

            I’ve tried out several ChatGPT flavors and also NovelAI and they aren’t very good at writing yet.

            Sure if you work it you can get a few decent paragraphs but for now LLMs just can’t ‘follow the plot’, and the amount of work needed to keep them on track is basically the same as writing the entire scene yourself

            This may change in the future but for now I’m pretty confident that good writers have zero to be concerned about from generative AI

            • @[email protected]
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              11 month ago

              Not like these fine works of art, rivaling Studio Ghibli!

              Best of luck with your new career in a year or two.

              • Angry_Autist (he/him)
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                Writing’s just my hobby side hustle and I doubt anyone is going to waste processing power on my particular niche

  • funbreaker
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    229 days ago

    I hate this shit. I hate that we’ve devalued learning how to do new things and being terrible at stuff but doing it anyway for the joy of it. I hate how we need things NOW no matter how crap that makes the final product. Just draw things yourself, it’s way more fun even if you’re shit at it. It’d rather have 10,000 MS paint doodles than some glossy abomination that only looks OK if you don’t look at it too long. I’d rather watch someone slowly improve at something rather than just giving up and having the plagiarism machine do it for them.

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    21 month ago

    I understand both sides tbh…

    Like, sure people some artists will feel like their actual talent is being infringed, and in cases of those idiots calling themselves “AI Artists”, I agree.

    But also, I got an already existing picture of me and my fiancé in a different art style and we both looked cute, also did the picture of my cat. If I wanted a personalized quality cartoon of ourselves it would’ve cost me at least $150, so for a fun, already existing pic of ourselves I’m ok with it,specially if it’s to keep to myself or maybe posting in a “hey check this out lol” way, I’m not saying I’m an artist or claiming is original content.

    If I wanted a REALLY special picture made to my specifications by an actual artist, of course it would be worth it since I’d ask them to do a “custom” scene and such (that’s the creativity part IMO), but just “translating” an already existing picture, I think is ok as long as you don’t claim you’re the artist or try and get credit for it either.