While Selkie's founder appeared to acknowledge that generative AI is commonly built on stolen art, she stated that she didn't think using the technology was unjust, and attempted to justify it by ...

Before they could even finish the fanart and post it to Twitter, one of their viewers fed the work-in-progress into an AI generator ... against their art being stolen and mangled in unscrupulous ...

Most tech companies have made the conscious choice to steal others’ content to power their AI models and earn ad money — ...

The most famous GAI right now is DALL-E 2, Open AI’s system for creating “realistic images and art from a description ... offered up since they were so commonly seen in communications.

It's not art. It's more of a novelty—and not a good one. The biggest problem with this method (among many) is that the tech companies have built their AI--whether text-only or visual--on stolen work.

Generative AI ... stolen imagery” and that artists would be compensated for their work. Compensation (i.e., economic security) and recognition are two basic human requirements. Whether in art ...

Towards the end of 2022, there was a big boom in AI-generated art on social media and artist-friendly sites such as ArtStation. Though human artists have been quite vocal about how art generators ...

and Midjourney are the companies behind the two most popular AI-generated art platforms, while DeviantArt—most commonly known as a portfolio and community art site—is being included for its ...

Greg Rutkowski is a more popular prompt than Picasso. Those cool AI-generated images you’ve seen across the internet? There’s a good chance they are based on the works of Greg Rutkowski.