Gondolindrim
kiwifarms.net
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- Nov 5, 2020
The fact that Reddit and Twitter are so adamantly opposed to AI art tells me that something else is going on. Because no one gave a shit about championing the hundreds of thousands of tiny indie artists until AI art became a talking point.The AI art sperging is very strange to me. Digital art has been a thing since the 2000s, and I guarantee many of the artists who have had their jimmies rustled use some sort of art program that helps them with line work, layering, etc. Mild PL, but I’m a hobby artist, I do everything from sketching, to line work, to coloring by hand. I’ve always felt that, while digital coloring can be beautiful, it doesn’t help you improve as much as physical media can. Even if you’re drawing same face anime, the use of markers and/or pencils makes your work so much more interesting than the countless digital pieces dumped onto DA or Pixiv. You really have to put in the effort to be unique with color theory and stylization if you’re going to go digital, but if you do, an AI isn’t going to be able to replicate your unique style anyway.
Even Twitter is openly talking about spike proteins but Reddit mods are still convinced they can just make this all go away by nuking threads. Talk about delusional.Someone posted a wrongthinking study to /r/science and it got over 17,200 upvotes:
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Talking openly:
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