#monetize ai

[getmoneymethods]

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[hyperallergic]

Artist Ai Weiwei has been known to use LEGO bricks as an art material, leveraging the analog bit shape of the square building blocks to generate so-called “glitch aesthetics” that comment on digital disruption, paranoia around systems, and miscommunication (among other associations attendant to their subject matter).

In his newest and largest LEGO work yet, slated as a feature of an upcoming exhibition at the Design Museum in London, Ai presents “Water Lilies #1,” a recreation of Claude Monet’s ubiquitous Impressionist work.

[moonagedaydreamsofrhiannon]

every time someone calls contemporary art “not real art” an angel loses its wings (a creative and unique new artist gives up on their passion and the world becomes slightly less interesting where it could have become slightly more)

[gingerbredman1989]

Two strong, rural French men walk side by side along a calm, tranquil pond in a midsummer park, depicted in the impressionistic style of Claude Monet.

Microsoft Designer

[holleighgram]

Riku to Joshua "you think I'm a dreamer?"

Sora behind riku with a gun: "always have been"

[pink-yuri]

♡ I'm Not Cut Out To Be A Princess, So I'll Elope With The Villainess ♡

[flashhwing]

i'm gonna be real the moment nanowrimo became like an Organization something was off. the true spirit of nanowrimo, according to me, is as a fun writing challenge spread by word of mouth with no larger organization that has absolutely no monetization attached to it. there should not be official nanowrimo merch

[fansplaining]

Episode 211: The Copyright Conundrum

In Episode 211, “The Copyright Conundrum,” Flourish and Elizabeth welcome prolific fic writer and copyright expert @earlgreytea68 back to the podcast to discuss her new Fansplaining article, “How U.S. Copyright Law Fails Fan Creators.” After giving a little primer on copyright, trademark, fair use, and how they all intersect with fandom, EGT discusses the ways current U.S. intellectual property law is unequipped to deal with non-monetized creativity—and how the system fails everyone but the big publishers and studios. They also discuss copyright and AI, and whether copyright claims have the potential to take down LLMs and AI tools. 

Click through to our site to listen or read a full transcript!

And an exciting note: this episode has a sponsor!! Ellipsus is a new collaborative writing tool that lets you and your co-writers/editors/betas create different drafts and merge them together. They are very anti-generative AI, and they reached out to us because they have roots in fic fandom. Ellipsus is currently in closed beta, but if you use our SPECIAL LINK, you’ll go to the top of the list. We’ve really enjoyed testing it out—and we hope this can supplant Google Docs (ugh) in our fic writing.

[deadindeathvalley]

What if this societal AI art nightmare actually ushers forward a new wave of impressionism?

Think about it. One of the reasons impressionism was such a thing at the turn of the 20th century was because artists were tired of the neoclassical hyper-realistic painting style that had become normy and elitist and wanted to verge into the realm of expression.

Now I wonder if we'll start to see more REAL painters (not "ai" artists) embracing styles and methods that are difficult for ai to replicate. Think large scale murals or niche non popularized painting styles. We could see a surge in people returning to art galleries where they know the art they're looking at was done by a person.

We the people aren't going to be able to "stop" the progression of AI, but we can turn our backs on it. We can reject it as an artform and lift up each other. Let the corporate overlords have their ai generated logos. Let rich techies waste their money on stolen art. We don't need them.

Embrace traditional media. Print your digital art, use Nightshade when uploading photos. GO to art galleries. Support mural artists and sculptures.

As an artist I've been lost in the fear and doom and gloom the concept of ai art has been holding over me. But the thing is, real art has always been about human expression. It's in our DNA. It will prevail. It always has and always will .

[cilil]

Welp. It's official now.

I locked all of my fics on AO3.

If you don't have an AO3 account and enjoyed my writing as an anonymous guest, I'm very sorry. It's not a step I wanted to take. All I can say is that one too many AI related projects have been scraping the archive.

I share my writing out of joy and passion for stories and characters, hoping that it may spark joy and passion in others too or make their days a little brighter, not for some third party to steal my work and feed it into their shitty AI to make money by using other people's work without their consent.

I will also take this opportunity to remind you that if you put my writing into an AI to, idk, train a chat bot or get more "content", you are also feeding the AI with my work against my explicit wishes and consent. "It's just for me" or "it's only for private use" makes no difference here. It doesn't matter how the AI gets access to the work of others, it matters that it does when it shouldn't.

Let's not pretend that the people behind AI won't use the data you give it while using it privately as well; it's basically more free training data for them. These people were willing to steal once, they won't shy away from taking whatever else they can get.

I hope that I will soon feel comfortable unlocking my fics again because, again, that's how I prefer it.

[bloodypeachblog]

See? Told ya.

@omniuravity @fatgumsurpremacy-remastered @neonvehk @moths-and-mantids

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[jamesusilljournal]

Details from 'Water Lilies #1', Ai Wei Wei, 2022

[remyfire]

Living in a quiet little state of denial lest the horrors creep in and make me have to curl up in a ball for 12 hours a day

[herlavendersyrup]

Dread Queen // Persephone

Ai generated portraits, follow me on Discord  

Word Prompt: Persephone Meeting Hades rococo painting , desire, with dress and with a innocent charm, Ethereal and haunting, femme fatale with pink flowers scattered all around, dark underworld painterly and Jean-Honoré Fragonard inspired, 4k, marie antoinette , pastel colors, melancholy -

[zewarudo]

[necro-hamster]

ppl defending ai art by completely ignoring the genuine major issues that people have with it and pretending like ppl r just mad because they're Art Elitists and think that art should only be made through Suffering instead of being easy are some of the most embarrassing ppl tumblr has been recommending to me lately