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> The announcement has already attracted widespread praise from creatives online I love how the evidence for this is three tweets from Internet randos. I’m sur
by oefrha 2y ago
> The announcement has already attracted widespread praise from creatives online
I love how the evidence for this is three tweets from Internet randos. I’m sure I can also find three tweets condemning this from “creatives online” in no time at all; if not I’ll just post it myself.
Why do we need these useless “‘many’ twitter users liked blah” news, again? Just tell me “blah happened” and stop there.
- deely3 2y ago30k likes, 2k comments is not an evidence?
- BuyMyBitcoins 2y ago“Widespread” is quite the weasel word. I have no idea what criteria the author used to justify using it.
- vouaobrasil 2y ago> “Widespread” is quite the weasel word. I have no idea what criteria the author used to justify using it. Well, there's a huge backlash against generative AI amongst creatives. At least amongst many pro photographers and illustrators. Check the Krita forum also. It may not be formally documented but many people hate generative AI. I am a pro photographer and hate it immensely. Many people I know of hate AI as well. I work for one of the largest independent photography sites on the net (Photography Life) and all of us dislike AI and have even put "AI-free" in our logo. Many of us want AI to die.
- squigz 2y agoThis is pretty funny to hear coming from a photographer, considering photography had a very similar reaction from other "creatives"
- vouaobrasil 2y agoAnalogy is one of the poorest forms of reasoning.
- squigz 2y agoSo is nonsense FUD.
- Garlef 2y agoand furthermore: this kind of reaction was very likely in the first place. there seems to be a strong sentiment against ai among some artists. and so it's to be expected that some of these would publish posts on their social media displaying agreement.