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@artman40 "1. Generating works with style that would take absolutely enormous effort to create. (for an example videos with certain art styles)" Or you pay the artist to do something you want or you learn to do something in your own style. "2. Generating images they don't share so no harm done here." Except that was directly covered in the video as people are targeting specific styles as you just mentioned and that can lead to problems for the artist. You should probably watch the video instead of trying to convince an artist that AI generation is anything except unethical. "4. Generating images that haven't been drawn before and likely won't be drawn by anyone." You really didn't watch the video then or had any look around the internet as people are finding generated images that are basically direct copies of other's work and style. There's a word for that: Plagiarism. And it's illegal. " Also, humans can't do anything without referencing as well. If humans never get access to outside data via eyes, ears, skin etc, they can't really do anything." You showed you didn't watch the video and you showed you didn't read my comment because I addressed this. It's like I'm really talking to an AI that's unable to think for itself, or just some dingus who's desperately trying to justify what they do with AI while ignoring EVERY, SINGLE, ETHICAL problem we bring up to y'all only for it to be dismissed because it's indefensible. There's a difference between a person referencing things and an AI. I can draw something referenced off poses that I can make myself to a camera or a poser figure- OR not referenced at all. I can make an original character that isn't referenced off of anything. Spare me the "You need to observe" to create, no you need to be creative and have a soul and SKILL to create something. The AI doesn't create it just sources from things and kicks something out. Also note that it's the AI doing it, not the person pressing generate. Spare me the replies if you're not going to even watch the video you're replying to or read the comment.