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AI usage right now means empowering capitalists and mega corporations. And fucking over the artists that the models were trained on. You're not fucking capitalism by using tools that are making record profits for capitalists and taking money away from artists.

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What model? Did you train it by yourself with content you were authorized to? It's still free publicity for the company that trained it, even if you wouldn't have payed money for an artist (which nobody does for a jam)

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You avoided my question because no model was trained by respecting licenses, which even OpenAI admits would be impossible.

Stealing or inspiration is very subjective, and honestly not that important here. The problem with GenAI is the sheer scale. Copying anything made by others still requires significant effort and maybe years of training for a single individual. GenAI simply ingested all the worlds data before people were aware it existed and can now generate an industrial scale of copied work and flood out the content it was originally trained on. See how Internet searches have become completely useless due to all the slop content that is now indexed.

Seeing as how its output is several orders of magnitude higher, the comparison to a few individuals inspiring (or copying) each other is not relevant.

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I'm not talking about how things work in a hypothetical society of the future, I'm talking about how they work now. Corporations like Microsoft and Meta stole the works of thousands of artists and used them to generate massive profits. Nvidia has transferred a record $954k/employee to capitalists (buybacks and dividends) just last year thanks to the AI craze.

You're telling me that you're fine with this, which is NOT the highest expression of capitalism?? Because fighting licenses is more important than fighting capitalists that are enclosing the creative commons?

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