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My buddy said AI art was just a fun toy, but a local artist in Austin lost a gig because of it.

He kept saying these generators were harmless and wouldn't take real jobs. Then I saw a post from a graphic designer I follow, she said a client replaced her with an AI for a $500 logo job, using her old portfolio to train it. That's not a toy, that's taking food off someone's table. Changed my whole view on where this is headed. How do we even make rules for something that moves this fast?
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theasmith
theasmith1d ago
Honestly, I just started boycotting companies that do that.
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the_pat
the_pat1d ago
Boycotting like @theasmith is smart, but we need laws to stop the training theft too.
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