Famous AI "Artist" Says He's Losing Millions of Dollars From People Stealing His Work
Famous AI "Artist" Says He's Losing Millions of Dollars From People Stealing His Work
The guy who used Midjourney to create an award-winning piece of AI art demands copyright protections.
The guy who used Midjourney to create an award-winning piece of AI art demands copyright protections.
Excuse me while I go grab my popcorn.
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First off, stop calling him an AI artist.
108 2 ReplyThe term is apparently prompt-fondler now.
24 1 ReplyCalling someone a prompt "engineer" should be punishable by law.
20 1 Replymeanwhile startups: prompt coder/wizard!
7 0 Replyplease call them rockstars i want to see them suffer the way real programmers did
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In general it's not used for AI artists but rather for developers doing advanced stuff with LLMs such as RAG etc...
3 2 ReplyIt's literally what they are !
2 5 ReplyFun Fact: PE is actually a legally protected title (the P in a real engineer's title stands for professional)
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Yeah, he is neither is those words. I wouldn't even say the 'I' applies.
8 1 ReplyBut...
The AI is the artist!
Not sure what this other guy is doing though.
7 1 ReplyYou can make art using AI. I've seen artists use it to clean up line art, color, shade, fill in backgrounds, and more. AI is just a tool. Lots of people only use text prompts, which I agree is hardly controlling, but that is only a single way to interact with AI. You can do a lot with these models.
8 12 ReplyAll this is true, but none of it is relevant to a guy who's demanding copyright protections and royalties for something Midjourney spat out.
12 0 ReplyI agree, but I wasn't sure if this comment was generally anti-AI or understanding of the nuance. For the record, AI scares me.
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