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AI Art. I realize not all AI Art tools work the same way. Part of the problem is that we don’t quite understand “how” it works, and until we have a better understanding, some pause for concern is good imo. 1/3
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I’m not looking to debate. I just wanted to share my thoughts for those who might care to hear another perspective (although I suppose there aren’t a shortage of those right now). 2/3

If a reaction to this tweet has the tone of debate, I’m just going to ignore it. This is just a question of bandwidth, and not because I don’t have things to learn. Debating on Twitter isn’t how I’m going to invest my time exploring my thoughts on AI Art. Have a good weekend. 3/3

Non- consent database AI art is just a long winded way of saying plagerism Just because a machine can hide that it copied and manipulated other artists copyright work better doesnt negate that someones work is being used for anothers profit without an agreement between the two

Exactly. It's legal loophole theft, and it's unethical, not to mention ai art just sucks because it's not art, it's derivative junk that all has the same low-quality feel. Zero chance I would support a publisher that uses it.

It's pretty simple; every AI tool that generates "art" depends on source material. To date, not a single one of the AI tools in existence vets that material to ensure it's all legally obtained. Thus, *ALL* AI art is copyright infringement to a degree.

Glad to hear you don’t want to feature games that utilize AI “art”, hope you are able to stick to that.

TL:DR from Rodney.

Unfortunately, the current landscape has already painted some narratives. And these have been built on misinformation and misunderstanding. And are present in nearly every statement and conversation I experience. I'd suggest coming with as fresh a perspective as you can.

If it threatens or potentially puts artists out of a job, then it's 100% wrong. No debate on it from me, you'd lose a ton of amazing art and creativity.

I recommend this 20-minute video to help expand your understanding,
