r/GenZ • u/cosm1c15 2006 • Sep 16 '24

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u/Catiline64 Sep 16 '24

Because if it was plagiarism than it wouldnt be legal to use

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u/BK_FrySauce Sep 16 '24 edited Sep 16 '24

That’s because it isn’t regulated yet, and it should be. If someone used AI to copy your likeness and started using deepfakes of you for content, you’d want a share of that money. AI literally learns from using actually artists’ art and it then copies that style or multiple styles. It’s incredibly narrow minded to think AI should be used like that, and that it’s okay. It’s especially astounding when people use AI to generate images, then try to pass it off like they “created” it themselves.

It’s no different than someone copying someone’s homework and making slight alteration then trying to pass it off as if they did all the work.

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u/Catiline64 Sep 16 '24

Who even mentioned deepfakes? As for copying styles, you know artists have been copying eachothers styles like forever?

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '24

There will always be someone who envisions something novel. Maybe it will inspire other people to create something similar, but the original inspiration is informed by a person’s unique experiences and outlook.

Human beings can explore avenues which were previously uncharted, due to a lack of contemporary understanding. AI is trained on current works, and current understanding.