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2024/03/27 14:51:25
Subject: GALLERY POLICY-Use of AI generated images
Llamahead wrote: Going to agree with Crablezworth here that looks great and is definitely on topic!
It also takes someone else's art, uncredited, and basically pretends to be "original".
There's a reason why a bunch of these companies are in trouble after their "training set" has been found to just be scraping & copying for the output.
I'm constantly inundated with tik-toks that don't appear to credit the musical artist that is being danced to. A shame really, I'm sure said unknown artist would want to be associated with random teenager dancing in costco
None of those tiktokers are claiming the music used is their own creative work.
No, just profiting financially from dancing to said music artist's work largely without credit or license.
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Tyranid Horde wrote: I'm on board with Crablezworth here too. I have used AI generated images as fluff enhancement for my own campaigns like the 40k Crusade I did a few years ago. I think using AI in this context is fine.
