Fuck AI art

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you're just jelly that it's way better than you, and it learned all dat and more in much, much less than 5 years.. :mellow:
I think you used the wrong word there, mate'

But yes, my point, it learned by the commands of lazy people by just stealing work from users who spent years mastering their skills on, and gets all the praise by normies
 
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you're just jelly that it's way better than you, and it learned all dat and more in much, much less than 5 years.. :mellow:
I would hope that some here are not jealous that I defeated an AI program that defeated another AI program that defeated a chess prodigy who was said to defeat many experts at once. I never try to rub salt on a wound when people get upset at the gym; I ask politely if they would like to learn a way to make their speed and power multiply.

Here is how I handle AI: Back in 2011, AI was used by places I left to make my opponents seem invincible; how can I defeat a bunch of people on stage that move at a calculated five to twenty times faster than Muhamed Ali’s fastest punch casually? So I tried to match that speed, and...that speed of the McDojos and UFC, etc. related actors is a dud.

The opponent was in far greater shape by far than in that footage of him seemingly being impossibly fast, so I confronted the fear of facing him head on in person. I expected to go full force and speed and lose badly.

The only thing he kept saying was "Stop! Stop! You're fighting too hard! You're going too fast!" Really? You are now in the prime of your adulthood, I'm forcing myself to move so slow it almost hurts, and you now say I'm too fast, even though your video of you before your prime is faster than I am now?

That was the first AI sped up video I saw. They are _all_ super slow in person, so had AI not tried to trick me, I would have _never_ gotten that kind of speed and power so quickly.

I keep telling people who use that kind of AI, Magic, and Trickery the same thing: Beware if you pretend to be out of my league, because then I will train even harder, and then our gap will be even wider as your deceptions did the opposite of what you wanted them to do.

Cranesbill, if AI is cheating, use that to your advantage. I now get paid more than multi-millions easily (if I sell my soul) for AutoCAD 2D compared to pre-drag-and-drop modeling software where it paid far less even with less inflation in the 80's and 90s. I am faster and stronger than I ever would have been had AI not faked all those MMA and McDojo videos on youtube and I faced those fears by exceeding their fake speed and power in real life anyways through solid effort. I would have never made it so far with a custom v8 engine if someone had not lied to me and said they made their own car by themselves from scratch as an engineer for a large automotive company.


Arrange things so you win even when you lose. Just like I did by uploading this "4Kids" version of a page for ideas:


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I would hope that some here are not jealous that I defeated an AI program that defeated another AI program that defeated a chess prodigy who was said to defeat many experts at once. I never try to rub salt on a wound when people get upset at the gym; I ask politely if they would like to learn a way to make their speed and power multiply.

Here is how I handle AI: Back in 2011, AI was used by places I left to make my opponents seem invincible; how can I defeat a bunch of people on stage that move at a calculated five to twenty times faster than Muhamed Ali’s fastest punch casually? So I tried to match that speed, and...that speed of the McDojos and UFC, etc. related actors is a dud.

The opponent was in far greater shape by far than in that footage of him seemingly being impossibly fast, so I confronted the fear of facing him head on in person. I expected to go full force and speed and lose badly.

The only thing he kept saying was "Stop! Stop! You're fighting too hard! You're going too fast!" Really? You are now in the prime of your adulthood, I'm forcing myself to move so slow it almost hurts, and you now say I'm too fast, even though your video of you before your prime is faster than I am now?

That was the first AI sped up video I saw. They are _all_ super slow in person, so had AI not tried to trick me, I would have _never_ gotten that kind of speed and power so quickly.

I keep telling people who use that kind of AI, Magic, and Trickery the same thing: Beware if you pretend to be out of my league, because then I will train even harder, and then our gap will be even wider as your deceptions did the opposite of what you wanted them to do.

Cranesbill, if AI is cheating, use that to your advantage. I now get paid more than multi-millions easily (if I sell my soul) for AutoCAD 2D compared to pre-drag-and-drop modeling software where it paid far less even with less inflation in the 80's and 90s. I am faster and stronger than I ever would have been had AI not faked all those MMA and McDojo videos on youtube and I faced those fears by exceeding their fake speed and power in real life anyways through solid effort. I would have never made it so far with a custom v8 engine if someone had not lied to me and said they made their own car by themselves from scratch as an engineer for a large automotive company.


Arrange things so you win even when you lose. Just like I did by uploading this "4Kids" version of a page for ideas:


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Will do 🫡
 
Wait, did AI improved? I have used ComfyUI and Stable Diffusion and the AI seems to have problems, especially the hands and fingers.
Weird thing is that the AI arts sometimes generates a completely different results, even with the same prompt, seeds, and what nots. Even a driver change can change the generated arts.
I can understand the frustration by the artist about AI arts, on that same note I also can understand why people who isn't an artist wanting to use AI for art generation.
 
Wait, did AI improved? I have used ComfyUI and Stable Diffusion and the AI seems to have problems, especially the hands and fingers.
Weird thing is that the AI arts sometimes generates a completely different results, even with the same prompt, seeds, and what nots. Even a driver change can change the generated arts.
I can understand the frustration by the artist about AI arts, on that same note I also can understand why people who isn't an artist wanting to use AI for art generation.
It improved too much sadly-
 
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It improved too much sadly-
Dang, another jobs seems to be going away for the people. Kinda like what happened to the automotive industries when some jobs were lost to some automation.
Unless there is a way to make sure a person can easily distinguish arts created by human vs AI, this is going to be bad for the artist, especially if the skills they enjoy and losing some form of income to AI.
 
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When you mix that stuff, yes - it doesn't count anymore.
Because frankly, the message isn't going through, what do you want me to do?
Because what point are you trying to make, other than the usual "AI is taking our jobs because it's stealing art" argument? This doesn't defeat the purpose as to why AI art is bad. :mellow:
What the title says??

It ain't that deep deep where every comment had to be some essay explaining the complexities and erroneous factors ai art has

Because clearly, if you think a 30 second video from before with all the reasons and evidence is stupid, why bother reading what I have to write?

Is this gonna stick to your head or not, and continue saying to yourself, fuck this, who cares about a group of workers

I'm not artistically gifted
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Dang, another jobs seems to be going away for the people. Kinda like what happened to the automotive industries when some jobs were lost to some automation.
Unless there is a way to make sure a person can easily distinguish arts created by human vs AI, this is going to be bad for the artist, especially if the skills they enjoy and losing some form of income to AI.
Automation eliminated borderline empty, busy placeholders. If the BEST you could learn and gitgud at is taking simple, direct directions and hitting a button on an impact driver......you weren't REALLY in automotive industry. And otherwise, hot rodding is hotter than EVER now with lazy, rich TikTak kidz willing to shell 100s to have that awesome rod they can't even drive.
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Because what point are you trying to make, other than the usual "AI is taking our jobs because it's stealing art" argument? This doesn't defeat the purpose as to why AI art is bad. :mellow:
It's not taking any jobs, of ACTUAL and capable artisans, and it never will.
 

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