Re:Invasive Diffusion: one unwilling illustrator found her t...
by Cthulhu_ on Wednesday November 02, 2022 @08:53AM
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I'm not a moral philosophist, but I'd say the difference is effort.
I mean no shade on the illustrator herself, but her style looks derived itself from other styles.
Anyway, another illustrator would need to put in the effort to learn the style, and then X hours to create each piece. An AI, once trained, can churn out thousands of artworks in that style per second (with enough computing power); it makes the illustrator obsolete, and like mass production of low cost knockoff products, it forges competition and cheapens the brand / style.
Is that good or not? I don't know, again I'm not a moral philosophist.
I mean no shade on the illustrator herself, but her style looks derived itself from other styles.
Anyway, another illustrator would need to put in the effort to learn the style, and then X hours to create each piece. An AI, once trained, can churn out thousands of artworks in that style per second (with enough computing power); it makes the illustrator obsolete, and like mass production of low cost knockoff products, it forges competition and cheapens the brand / style.
Is that good or not? I don't know, again I'm not a moral philosophist.