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Actors say Hollywood studios want their AI replicas — for free, forever
(www.theverge.com)
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As long as I can help it or afford it, I will always prefer human art over machines.
The reality is works produced by humans are going to be a luxury for the rich, while the poor have to setting for AI generated crap.
I have everything related to AI art in my all feed blocked, if I'm going to have art in my feed it's going to be made by a human dammit
As a furry I see so many small artists struggling, I'm not gonna contribute to their competition lol
As a furry art appreciator, I want to do what I can to make sure the community's artists aren't struggling.
As a non-furry artist seeing how much the furry community supports small artists is really making me consider doing furry art lol
Hear, hear! If pop culture is gonna be a frothy cesspool of AI generated shit, I'm going all in on subculture.