Raw LLM Responses

Artists should need to opt in and should be compensated for their work being used as data. But I also believe that artists should embrace the technology for their own usage in the form of tools. Music industry is an example of where synthesizers/drum loops/auto tune are used to speed up the process and in their minds improve production quality on a low budget. I prefer a real band and a singer with all their vocal flaws and stylings, but reality is that it's becoming rarer by the year. I like the idea of someone being able to make high quality recordings without far greater funding needs. This slope is going to get slipperier in th next five years when we see 3d models being created by AI an then AI generated animation and effects. It is going to create the ability for someone to create a movie on their macbook pro without needing actors etc. We see what happened in the music industry where a recording studio became less important as a minimum requirement. Not saying that they aren't superior for many things and still widely used, but there's no denying many are creating without them in the picture at all or only for selective elements. ie live drums. I think that same concept is going to emerge with animated moviemaking. Just as with music there are people that likely will be able to create meaningful animated movies as AI technology emerges in that field. AI Art technology could have incredible impact in being used for teaching drawing/painting etc. Is there any formal initiative to help fight this battle for artists to maintain control of their art in regards to being used as data for commercial usage or otherwise? 3d modelers, animators etc are likely next to see this threat and should be joining in on establishing control over how their art is used. Bakeries are far less common nowadays. 99% of furniture nowadays is not handmade. We all buy those alternative products by the megacorps now. I find it hard to believe that this progression will not happen, which is why action to gain control needs to happen quickly. It's not a maybe, it's a when.