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My prediction. You won't survive a month with this kind of behaviour. The competition is dire, and it's all about understanding the needs of your users and helping them to grow and prosper. Milking money out of people is outdated and obsolete approach. I hope, you can understand it. :)
What's a good alternative for generating a logo with similar tools to this?
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Germane. And this is still a disengenuous argument wherever someone is making it. We should not defend corporate exploitation of millions of people by citing how human beings do things. Making it harder for artists to make a living by beating them over the head with their own work does not "enable way more creative expression". Writing a prompt hardly counts as "creative".
Thanks for the correction, I believe the correct one is "germane" though,no? > Writing a prompt hardly counts as "creative". clicking a camera shutter is not creative either. Choosing the subject and which picture is worth preserving is.
I don't like the camera comparison because cameras don't require other content to function.
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Open source models are built on VC capital and stolen labor. Obviously your bullshit point about artists learning to be artists is bullshit. AI art models are not people. Bringing up how people learn is completely irrelevant to the regulation of these models. Artists are happy to teach other artists because it actually grows the artistic community and maintains the skills humanity needs to produce art. Obviously they…
It is no different than any other time in history. No one cared when blue collar workers were being automated but when suddenly it's my white collar job?
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It is no different than any other time in history. No one cared when blue collar workers were being automated but when suddenly it's my white collar job?
A lot of people cared very much but we elected Reagan twice in the 80s so he we are. They've also been trying (and failing) to automate and outsource programming for decades. There's also a pretty big difference between the automation of repetitive assembly line tasks and the automation of culture itself imo.
Surprised no one has mentioned this yet: you should either rename your product, or make it abundantly clear that this is not affiliated with, or in any way related to, Sketch, the popular vector design software [0]. I was trying to find some official statement from Sketch about this product and it took far too long for me to realize they are not related. [0] https://www.sketch.com/