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Extreme Ai Art is 3d. feeling angry. WHOOSE HORSE IS THIS ON MY BACK PORCH?? HE SMOKIN ALL MY CIGGARETS

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Anon's Prediction for Art Generators

Anonymous 05/04/2023 (Thu) 17:39:47 No. 4746 >>4749 >>4751 Open (Hide) >>4587 >your arts I'm hesitant in calling my generations 'my art' because these systems are trained using the work of a plethora of artists I've followed for almost a decade now. As the outputs become more precise, the technology becomes more ubiquitous, and having to iterate or do anything in post becomes less and less of a necessity, the argument 'inpainting and photobashing still takes a certain skill!' is going to become weaker and weaker. These are going to become less like tools and more like content generators in a few years. Hell, that's what they practically are now. Any website currently hosting art has seen an explosion of generated images clogging up portals, from Pixiv to DeviantArt to R34, all drowning out the meager output by actual individuals and decreasing the value of art wholesale. And it's not just art, it's been happening to writing and videos as well. A new side-hustle that cropped up on Amazon is generating novellas and children's stories using ChatGPT in conjunction with Stable Diffusion models and selling them for five or ten bucks a pop. There was a minor trend of videos where the gimmick was 'X as an X' and those don't seem to be stopping anytime soon so long as they garner a meager audience and create ad revenue. And among them all are books and videos talking about generating a passive income. Attempts to get rich with as little effort as possible. 'How to Write A Profitable Book Using Artificial Intelligence with ChatGPT,' 'Content Creation Made Easy with ChatGPT,' 'ChatGPT Millionaire,' and etc. It's been depressing me quite a lot lately. I think that the future of the internet is one where the opportunity that came from learning, pursuing, and sharing fulfilling hobbies is finally devoured by the hyper-disposable content swamp that's rewarded for its sheer volume and output alone. I'm trying my d------- to remain optimistic in lieu of all the new tech coming out. How they work is super fascinating but it also feels like a lot of what I hold dear about the internet may be on a death knell soon.

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