• Io Sapsai 🌱@birdon.social
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    1 year ago

    @MrJameGumb that’s why I’m conflicted. Converting that image to a proper pattern takes work. I can’t say how good it is. They’re upfront and I didn’t see any AI images in their catalogue for sale. My issue with this is that Midjourney allegedly is trained by using copyrighted images without the creators’ consent. There wasn’t any creativity involved when generating the image other than the prompt. On the other hand it’s (hopefully) not used for profit so I hope you see where I’m coming from.

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      1 year ago

      I agree with you there, I’m definitely not paying someone for an AI image they spent 2 minutes on lol! As a survivor of art school I don’t love that the AI engines steal artwork, but I don’t mind so much if it’s just for something fun that’s free