#Humanize Ai Content Generator

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Top 20 Free Humanize Ai Content Generator

Step into the dynamic realm of content creation, where artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force, offering both innovation and a touch of controversy. Far from the dystopian fears of robot overlords, we find ourselves in an era where AI-powered content generators can be our allies, enhancing the creative journey for human writers.

List of  Top 20 Free Humanize AI Content Generators

#Humanize Ai Content Generator

[aigirlsforyounsfw]

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[emiai]

Can you see my new piercing?

#ai #ai art #ai artwork #ai image #ai girl #ai woman #ai art generator #ai art discussion #sexy content #adult human female #stable diffusion #EMIAI

[mittensmorgul]

There’s another post going around about this, but tumblr won’t let me reblog it but...

When I read a story written by a human being, I’m not just reading it because I want to read a coffee shop AU with a specific plot description. I’m reading it because it’s making a connection to another human storyteller and seeing a piece of them carved into the words. Storytelling is a human act of sharing joy, angst, tension, resolution, satisfaction. It’s an act of love.

Writing and reading a story isn’t just an act of creation and consumption. I hate that commercialism and AI are reducing it to that sort of transaction. Like oh, you need words on this subject and that’s the end of it. Like what we really needed was just a vending machine we can push buttons on to get a fix, as if the human creating the story wasn’t a factor. That the author’s life experience and views and feelings haven’t infused the words with their own unique touches.

I’ve read hundreds of coffee shop AU’s over the years (and thousands of fics in general). I’ve seen many similar tropes reused across stories, and just like an AI would, I’ve learned things about writing them that I will always carry with me. But unlike an AI, a human author is not just the sum total of coffee shop AU’s we’ve consumed. Even if we used the same prompt, the same sets of tropes, the same characters. I will always choose the human-crafted story over the computer generated one.

Because again, I’m not just looking for a very specific fix via a series of words. I’m looking for a human connection through story.

Unlike an AI, I have BEEN to a coffee shop. I’ve had experiences in coffee shops. I’ve had funny little meet-cutes with people. I’ve accidentally spilled coffee on myself and knocked heads with someone as we both rushed to wipe it up. I know what it FEELS like. The machine doesn’t.

I’ve also read millions of things that aren’t fanfic, or coffee shop AU’s. I’ve experienced things OTHER than going to coffee shops and having meet-cutes. And I know what all those things feel like when processed through my personal human lens of experience, which is different from every other personal human lens of experience.

All the machine can do is spit out what it THINKS a human experience is, and I honestly don’t care about that at all. Fic is not a “product” to be “generated.” It’s an art form that connects us to other people who share the same love of a thing that we do.

People who, even when all writing the same characters in the same setting to the exact same prompt, will all add something or have a viewpoint about something or bring a completely different personality and life experience to the story that no one else on the planet could. That’s what I’m actually reading.

#ai shit #adventures in fanfic #i detest this commodification of art being accelerated by ai tech #as if art was nothing more than a consumer product #i want to engage with art made by people who were driven by a passion to make something and share it with us #not working to an algorithm to generate specific 'content' (and can we agree that reducing art to 'content' is part of the problem here) #and this whole concept of 'death of the author' that has been warped so far beyond what it actually means >.> #it just... makes me incredibly sad to see so many people arguing FOR the use of ai in the arts #like way to miss the whole entire point of what the arts even are #but this reminds me of the fic writer challenge i did one summer... #same prompt same set of tropes and every week a dozen completely different stories from a dozen different authors #because we all took our own unique spin on the subject because that's what PEOPLE do... #i just lament what will happen to that vast well of creativity and humanity that will be lost if everything just gets replaced #by a machine that just keeps spitting out the 'content' it believes the 'consumer' wants... it's just... depressing af

[niqhtlord01]

man, i love your writing, but i really dont like the use of ai imagery. i feel like i cant ethically support your stuff if youre gonna tack ai pictures onto it, given ai is all trained on stolen stuff, yknow?

It is understandable given the current climate of AI.

I've made my thoughts about AI related content known with previous posts. To me it is just a fun medium to help expand my stories into a visual perspective. The majority of pictures I posted have either the artist name attached to it or specifically calls out that it is AI generated so there is no confusion. The only art I do claim partial ownership to are the pieces I have paid for with commissions from real artists, who are also then tagged in them as well.

And as always, if an artist stepped forward and gave me proof that a piece I posted used stolen designs from one of their pictures I would credit them as well in the sense of fairness.

That being said the majority of my stories do not include AI generated artwork. Out of the 550+ stories I have written I would wager maybe 40 have an AI image attached to them.

Stories of love an loss, real world social problems, massive scifi battles and duels, and the occasional funny bit of a human having an existential crisis when an Alien thinks that pacman must keep devouring pills to keep the ghosts of his past from getting him and destroying any semblance of a hopeful future.

The pictures may be AI, but the stories they stand for are still all me :)

#humans are insane #humans are space oddities #humans are weird #humans are space orcs #scifi #story #niqhtlord01 #ai generated content discussion

[nuclear-smash]

Damn das crazy @topsytop347 can't believe how good the AI generation of Clip Studio Paint timelapses was back in 2022, even showcasing characters drawn in each separate layer!

Anyways, don't baselessly accuse random small artists' work of being AI generated, not only do you look silly as hell but you also give a platform for people who hate artists to further bully folks for having specific styles (that were all fed into bots! Literally not their fucking fault their style was stolen!) or for just simply having imperfections in their works.

That was a genuinely insulting comment, really don't have much to say lol. Lmao even.

Here's the original post in question in case anyone's wondering what's the 'AI-looking' art we're talking about is: https://www.tumblr.com/nuclear-smash/693038436893999105/tragic-tale-of-michael-afton

#that comment genuinely brought on some unspeakable rage in me :skull_emoji: #seriously tho as an artist and even animator im fearing every waking hour that eventually what i do as a passion will become obsolete #we're already losing opportunities to fucking bots and comments like that are just.. very discouraging to say the least #anyways lesson to be learnt here; dont assume something is instantly AI just based on a feeling if you dont know the artist at all #sometimes we make mistakes in our real HUMAN made art #hell some of us have inconsistent art styles cuz whoa! humans arent consistent who would've thought #theres way better ways to clock if something's ai generative content or not #hope my words and english make sense tho #yuba talks

[dustofthedailylife]

Just went to read a fic during my dinner break and for some reason, I thought the wording sounded like AI.

With the increase in AI-generated content, I went and threw it into GPTZero (AI-detection tool) and...

I'm well aware it's not a 100% proof but still... I'm so disappointed.

I tried some things and it seems to be fairly accurate from what I can tell. I quickly had chat GPT generate a text for the bg-story of my OC (did it for test purposes and did not save it because lol) and it showed it as AI and then I yeeted my latest Alhaitham fic in there and it says human 👇🏻

It's not 100% proof but what GPTZero says is fairly accurate from what I can tell.

AI fic "authors" are already among us. And I'm frustrated as hell about it. Like... why do we as fanfic authors even put in the effort anymore? ._.

Edit: Because it was a good input from someone: these tools are not 100% accurate or proof like I said. Don't go and accuse someone directly of AI generating or publicly expose them! (It's also why I didn't name drop or show the fic). Albeit... It's a fact that there are people who "write" their fics with AI ._.

#🍁 dust rambles #AI is the bane of all creatives #first art now writing as well #I'm slow-ish with both #why do I even put in the effort when I could just generate everything #(because I value human made stuff and AI stuff has no soul) #(doesn't make it any less frustrating) #(because as a human being you cannot keep up with the speed of AI content generation)

[prolibytherium]

I think there's plenty of ethical concerns re: AI art but most people criticizing it fundamentally don't understand how the image generation processes work and are imagining it as very literal 'theft', or are operating on kneejerk reactions about """""Real Art""""" that aren't fundamentally different than any other attempts to separate 'true art' from 'fake lazy art' throughout history, so the conversation is kind of doomed to be bad and annoying from the start

#my bottom line is I'm aggressively neutral on it and think its both a good and bad thing in practice #also I don't give a shit if any of my art was one of the tens of thousands of images sampled to train an image generator but #I can understand being uncomfortable with that #But also that doesn't mean IP laws should be strengthened to 'protect artists' #They shouldn't and it won't. #My concerns are mostly based in the use of automation as a cost cutting measure to exploit and replace human labor at the worker's expense #which is not an issue specific to AI art or algorithmically generated content in general #I don't really care about the rest

[tiny-steve]

my favorite thing to respond when tech bros and boomers want to know if i feel threatened by script writing AIs is that it needs more than intelligence to write a story. in fact, intelligence is the very last thing you need. and as long as there's no-one out there inventing artificial empathy, i'm good, thanks

#which #OBVIOUSLY AI-generated content WILL steal my job as a writer under capitalism #that's not even the question #but i love to just for a moment remind the tech bros that there are human capacities that can't be replicated by machines #though tbh if anyone wants to invent artificial empathy i'm all about it #bc clearly we're lacking in that department

[absentlyabbie]

dreaming of a world where legislation/regulation requires "content producers" to plainly, prominently label when their products are AI generated

#so i can easily avoid even considering it #and like if it's 'partially' AI content that you've coopted a human being to deal with #there would need to be a threshold at which it is considered a significant enough percentage AI generated that it must be labeled #the percentage should be low #real low

[rulesforthedance]

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#impressed with ai's ability to make dumb spammy ads even dumber which I didn't think was possible #also. the pettiest reason to have a problem with the recent ubiquitous proliferation of ai-generated images but: #the way people use them is so lazy and sloppy and it irritates me! #so many articles written by human people even that are illustrated with some ai picture featuring #fucked up pseudo-text or unintended surrealism that distracts from the content with its weirdness #like. you have the thing make you a picture and then just slap it on your article or post with zero regard for whether it is Freaky #can you try? a little bit? to produce Content that looks like it was created by an adult professional? #not that I expect that from tumblr ads but this shit is everywhere rn lol

[public-cloud-computing]

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[mindsynthcreations]

In the not too distant future...androids will accompany us

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[shsl-box-worshipper]

Hot Take Alert! (Essay)

Okay...this is going to sound weird (and god forbid, I'm probably going to have discourse in my notes for months and months after this). But....

I feel like AI-Generation should be banned and made illegal. Not just 'AI Image Generation'. I mean, ALMOST EVERY FORM OF AI GENERATION!

Specially, visual generation and audial generation. My current hypothesis is that, by the year 2050, almost everything artistically related, whether it be stuff like a piece of promotional art to voiceover lines, will be AI-generated, at least at a coporate and mainline industrial level. This is based on modern-day observations with factory jobs and how they have been slowly phased out, from the early 20th century with the introduction of the Assembly Line all the way to today.

Sure, you might be asking me 'Well, what about my big titty anime girls?' or 'What about those memes where Mario says fuck but it actually kind of sounds like Mario?' like they are completely harmless.

....THOSE ARE THE EXACT PROBLEMS I'M TALKING ABOUT!

That stuff you want to generate of your own volation? That art that you are too depraved just to commission someone for?

It wasn't made by a human. An honest-to-god, breathing, flesh-and-blood human.

It was made by a machine. A series of lines of code made to mimic the actions of a human without all of the flaws or personality that come with being human.

Now, this isn't me going against AI in general. AI itself is an incredibly useful tool in all sorts of fields from video games to factories. I mean, anyone who has played single-player Mario Kart 8 is probably more familiar with AI than a computer scientist from 1940.

I am saying the concept of AI Generation is an inherently bad thing for us as a species. Or more specifically, what I feel like is the most important aspect of our species as a whole: Our Creativity.

From Leonardo Da Vinci to the guy who wrote poorly structured poems back in Kindergarten, we all have a higher capacity for higher-level thinking and manipulation of our environments compared to most other lifeforms on this planet. However, with that higher-level intellect also comes our inherent emotions. This is what allows us to achieve the global cooperation that we enjoy and take for granted, to achieve our pack and herd dynamics. Our abilities to feel fear, sadness, happiness, anger, and so much more is as inherent to our neurological chemistry as our intelligence and understanding.

This has created what I like to call 'emotional transplanting'. Using our intelligence and understanding of the world around us, either based on empirical study or observing phenomenon, to manipulate and change the world around us to reflect our emotions. To use our understanding of language, both oral and bodily, to tell stories based on our memories or our own ideas and creations. To use our hands to shape the world, or, to a lesser extent, an object, to project our emotions and showcase our world of thinking through how we manipulate, change, and project onto the world around us using the neurological and physical tools at our disposal.

And I feel like, in a way, AI Generation is removing that key core of our being.

Because, at the click of a button, we can generate giant paintings that would've taken years upon years for a human to do. At the click of a button, we can make anyone read anything that has been and will be ever written. At the click of a button, we can generate stories that no one in their right minds could've ever thought of or will think of.

However, what we get with the great increase in speed, we sacrifice the soul of the work. The humanity, the emotions. The flaws, the ideas on display. They are stripped away and slapped perfectly together through lines upon lines of calculated, studied, and refined AI code, so that it LOOKS like a piece of art up there with the Impressionists or the Renaissance, or a realistic photo, or a story worthy of a Oscar or a Pulitzer Prize.

But it isn't.

All because it lacks that human element. It lacks soul. It lacks emotion. Sure, an AI can simulate emotion. But it can't feel emotion.

But corporations know that. They know how easy AI is to use compared to actual creatives, both regarding time and money, and so, I predict that, if we do not do something about this, if we do not raise our voices and holler from the hilltops upon which our forefathers before screamed for their unions or our old masters who shouted cries for freedom...

We too, will end up like the factory workers of yesteryear. Discarded by the wayside all because companies care more about money, time, and manipulating the population into buying their product, than the humans who put their heart, their soul, and their emotions into the things that they have created.

This is why I believe AI Generation should be made illegal. To not only protect the careers and livelihoods of thousands, but to also ensure that one of the most important features of our civilization does not fall into the trappings of dystopic dreams and cyberpunk corporate greed.

#psa #hot take #ai generation #essay #i made this essay in reaction in all of the ai generation news that has been filling my head for weeks and weeks #ai generation AND data collection should be fucking illegal #humans should have the rights to protect their souls #souls as in artistic and intellectual projection and personality #we shouldn't be data that coporations collect without our consent #we are human #we are the children of planet earth #I know this is a deviation from my normal content but I wanted to get my say out there #anti ai art #anti ai generation #please reblog #I want my words to be heard

[spicyicymeloncat]

*goes to like something* *sees ai art tag* *scrolls away in disgust*

#dear followers #consider ai art is a tool corporations use to destroy passion in favour of cheap and easy money #ai art looked like fun but in the same way as remixing human screams into a song #as a concept the idea of ‘robot randomly generated funky picture’ would be interesting if it weren’t for the fact that it leads to #corporations and people stealing other people’s work and firing artists and creators in order create worse versions of their content #for cheaper #ai art

[a-girl-called-bob]

Look, I respect and appreciate what Reddit users are doing to protest the site's changes. I really do. I just want to highlight that as an unfortunate consequence, Google has lost one of its last few useful features.

#I know that tacking 'site:reddit.com' to the end of every search didn't *fix* google #but it *did* always lead to something that a human has at some point interacted with #and for most things that meant a solution wouldn't be too far behind #whereas general Google search has been gamed so hard by AI generated content farm Bull Fuck that it's basically unusable #at least for anything even remotely adjacent to a product someone is selling