Raw LLM Responses

Ai art actually improved my traditional art, I am able to prototype things, faster, experiment, and I'm having so much fun. Its so easy to get inspired. My sales improved too. I think the way its art is being scraped is the right way to go. We can't limit it. The law was right in the way it was implemented before for training datasets (also consider that images ain't actually kept in the dataset). It levels the playing field and the fact that styles cant be copyrighted is also correct. This quote bellow explains this the problem with all this: "The main problem is that if AI training sets can only be made up of copyrighted material the trainer owns, you just create an unstoppable hegemonic force in Disney, Warner, et. al. You haven't saved any artist's livelihoods at all; you've just ensured that they can never be professionally employed again. Furthermore, they will crank out billions of images similar to their characters and styles but distinct. They will then own the copyrights to those billions of images of billions of unique characters and styles and issue takedowns to anyone who happens to create a similar characters or style. " I kind find it odd that the main AI protesters decided to go after an opensource model that voluntarily decided to not include artists in the new irritations.