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sokosmicai · 3 months

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Circa '95 - "What a Time to be Alive"

#aiartcommunity #ai art #ai artwork #ai generated #ai image #ai generated art #ai art generation #ai art generator #ai art gallery #ai artist #Ai Art collection #sokosmicai #sokosmic #my art #mykosmiclife

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amethystamaris · 14 days

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Duality Embodied: Amethyst Amaris' 'Gemini' on Polyester Canvas

“Gemini by Amethyst Amaris Polyester Canvas” presents a confluence of tradition and contemporary artistry, manifesting through Tropic De Qualia’s AI Art Collection. This piece embodies the dual nature of Gemini, captured in the poised elegance and mirrored reflection of the subject, a creation that speaks to the depth of human emotion and the duality within us all. Immerse yourself in the art of…

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lilystrations · 1 year

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“There’s No Escape.”

Supergiant’s Hades may be one of my favorite games now. Yeah I’m late to the party, but at least it’s fashionably.

#hades #zagreus #supergiant #zagreus supergiant #gaming #game art #fanart #tartarus #greek #supergiant games #art #artists of tumblr #artists on tumblr #digital art #no ai #arte #art collective #small artist #photoshop

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jamesusilljournal · 8 months

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Helios Santos

#Digital Art #AI Art #AI #Landscape #Glitch Aesthetic #Glitch Artists Collective

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angeltannis · 3 months

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So apparently Microsoft laid off HALF of Overwatch’s Environmental Design team (aka the people who design maps, do lighting/shadows, environmental sfx, etc), amidst posting record profits from investing into AI. Writing’s on the fuckin wall lmao

#it’s honestly blowing my mind that most of these layoffs were in the narrative/story and art teams #aka the most consistently requested content and THE most praised aspect of the series respectively #I didn’t think MS would be good for OW tbh but I didn’t expect it to go THIS bad THIS quick #apparently they didn’t even let the fired devs collect their belongings from their desks!! they had to get out Immediately #people who were hyping the game just a few days ago are now on twitter saying they haven’t stopped crying and have no idea what to do next #calling it now - these people will all be replaced by AI

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endlessmazin · 5 months

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4e1st · 14 days

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₥₳₭Ɇ ł₮ ₥₳₭Ɇ ₴Ɇ₦₴Ɇ :: Honestly gotten a little bored of just throwing out generic pics of Japanese goth chicks with wires all over them. I miss the times when I'd get stuff, throw it together and make it look like a beautiful mess.

Tools: Lexica AI, Krea AI and GIMP

Links: Instagram // Threads // Ko-Fi

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visualratatosk · 6 months

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Collective memories, II, 9

Follow me, — says Visual Ratatosk

#generative art #ai art #neurophotography #promptography #midjourney #vintage style #retro style #disturbing #weird #collective memories #neurohistory #neuroart #AI #generative #Midjourney #diffusion models

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shrimpmandan · 4 months

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The current state of AI discourse is baffling to me because I swear to god some people are just developing collective amnesia and dismissing AI art as "not actually being that bad" when the problems with it are significantly deeper than whether or not it's "real art". It being "real art" is irrelevant to it causing tangible harm. Like yeah I don't think someone AI generating an image to use as a reference is some massive evil, but in the greater scheme of things:

AI art is being used to spread actual real-world misinformation. Propaganda.

Ai art is being used to spread CSEM and other forms of revenge porn. It is also threatening the livelihoods of sex workers to some degree.

People are putting their favorite artists' works through a blender, without their consent, instead of paying them, because image generation is instant dopamine.

Big corps are trying to use AI instead of paying artists/writers because they're greedy fucks.

Most AI programs (with few exceptions) are scraping from existing works without the consent of the original artists.

AI voices are doing the same.

A common argument I've seen is comparing these things to like... digital art, photo editing*, voice splicing. You have to understand that the merit of these things isn't that "they take more time/effort". Effort is not an inherent facet of art. Plenty of tools exist to make art easier that we take for granted now-- many forget the discourse that kicked up when digital art was first gaining popularity. The issue is and always will be consent. Most artists do not want their works or voices to be put into AI databanks. The fact that most AI programs do not care for this, and that a lot of companies are trying to swindle their way into getting artist consent under the pretense of "well they didn't say no", is the main issue. We completely lost the plot when we started focusing more on "is AI art real art?" and "is it bad to use AI for any purpose?", because those are both irrelevant to the question of "is AI harmful?", wherein the answer is yes. This is also failing to consider that "real art" can also cause harm for similar reasons: sexual harassment/revenge porn, defamation, propaganda, etc.

*As a note, this is also ignoring the fact that a lot of people DON'T want their art to be edited or even heavily referenced. It's been commonplace in art usage terms for ages now. This is important to note in the context of AI discourse and copyright law. I also believe there is a difference between voice splicing and AI voices since splicing is more limited and way less likely to get someone actually defamed or 'replaced' as a voice actor, and is just a manipulation of existing voice clips mostly for silly shitposts.

AI CAN be helpful. AI can be used to create references, or make smoother rendering, or even just for fun. A lot of people used AI programs in their baby stages without thinking about how the images were generated or the actual consent of the artists involved, because it was a fun shiny new toy. I also like to think most people who have the means to pay an artist ultimately would. But the issue is not and never has been AI making art easier, or people using it for silly shit, or even people using it for serious art refs. The issue is AI mass-scraping existing artwork, being used to facilitate misinformation, and screwing artists out of jobs. Don't even get me started on AI fucking generating CSEM, or revenge porn, and additionally how it impacts the careers of sex workers.

AI is an issue in its current state. Yes, the panic about it taking over art as a whole was overblown, even if the fears were valid. The capacities of AI art is almost always slightly below the capacities of human-made art, and it's something that will quickly fall in popularity once it stops being the shiny new thing. People using AI to make art easier aren't the enemy either, especially since this can be beneficial for people who do it as a job-- shortening the labor time and all. That doesn't mean AI isn't an issue and that everyone critiquing it is actually just an elitist ableist cuck or whatever. None of this really would've been a problem if not for the mass scraping, resulting in both violations of artist consent, and also it picking up genuinely illegal/nasty content. That's what we should be focusing on. None of this "real art" bullshit.

All that said: I personally would say that using most AI programs-- no matter the purpose-- is unethical because of how most of them function. The only exceptions would be for programs that specifically use consensually obtained data. On this front, I would highly recommend keeping tabs on Adobe Firefly, since it's one of the very very few models out there that has stated a clear commitment to not violating the copyright and consent of artists or persons (it operates off of stock footage and public domain).

#this is a little all over the place so sorry lmao #but seeing the discussion shift on AI has been fucking BIZARRE to say the least #like. collective amnesia bizarre.#ai art discourse #ai discourse #anti ai #tw csem

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are-we-art-yet · 8 months

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Okay but do you, as a collective, have a suggestion for people who are looking at losing their livelihoods because of AI? Something that's actionable, not "waiting around for UBI" or "just learn to use AI dumbass"?

As a collective, we support unions and strikes, with the current WGA strike being a good example. Our general view is that legal answers that restrict the usage of AI based on stylistic infringement have the potential to hurt the legal standing of derivative works in general and may not be effective, but that does not mean that there is nothing to be done.

We are very much against the corporate replacement of industry artists with AI automation especially where it threatens livelihoods. Our collective is primarily comprised of hobbyists and individual artists, and so we champion the use of AI technologies for the use of expressing ourselves, not for replacing or automating away other artists.

#away collective #ai art discourse

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ilikeit-art · 5 days

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