Awesome video, thanks for covering AI Art like this with your unique perspective. I don't think AI has a place in creative spaces since human art actuallyspeaks to humanity. Also, loving the new character still. Keep up the great work❤
I am conflicted about using nightshade or glase, but not from the point of not trusting them. More from the point of "If AI continues to advance to where, eventualy, old nughtshade and glase tactics stop working, wouldn't that mean that i'll need to manualy, repeatedly delete/edit my posts, all of them, to no longer inculde an old nightshaded/glazed art and replace it with images with a fresh coat of nightshade/glaze?" And i, as someone who had a lot of situations where i needed to go through the all of art i've posted on my accounts in the span of existing, know it's one tideous process to juts scroll trhrough all of it, let alone add changes as big as swaping out images from ones to anothers. Though idea of AI inbreeding in on itself, and that there are still areas in which sentient(non-ai) artist is simply irreplaceable, does makes my anxiety let go of my nerves a wee bit.
11:10 This is a very common misconception that a lot of artists have. While imagining the future of AI, people tend to think that the industry is going to stay the same but just add AI, but that doesn't make sense. AI has the potential to radically change the industry from the ground up. Think about all the boring busywork that comes with making art. Sure, there are aspects of it that you love, but there are also a ton of things that just slow the process down even though they aren't fulfilling. Smear frames and in-betweens. Background characters. Basic shading. Right now, a lot of art jobs are boring, unfulfilling, busy-work that doesn't pay very well that could instead be done by an AI. Also, think about how much you could get done by yourself? Why sign up with a massive studio, when you can just download an AI assistant that can get you almost as many resources for an affordable price? You say that you don't want to baby sit an AI and that makes sense, but why would you assume audiences would be happy with lightly edited AI art? Human driven art will always be more popular and thus make the most money. Using AI as a support tool is the future of art in the same way that digitally supported art is the present and pencils, pens, and water color was the past.
You know it is very hard to find a nuanced take in AI art and this is no exception, I can't stand hearing for a minute but it is obvious that if you had the switch for all AI art to cease existing that you would gladly smash that button like your average youtuber wants you to smash that subscribe button. It is very funny that the only people who could make "ethical" AI art are also those in position to essentially monopolize art like Adobe and Disney which also stands to benefit the most. It is very funny how Adobe and Disney are the good guys in this situation. I mean, who are you to want to defeat AI art. AI art already won, just ask the coomers.
I super appreciate this video because AI Art is something I absolutely despise for many reasons but the way you explained it and went about it was unique and better than how I could ever express it.
Awesome video, thanks for covering AI Art like this with your unique perspective. I don't think AI has a place in creative spaces since human art actuallyspeaks to humanity. Also, loving the new character still. Keep up the great work❤
Thank you!
Great video! I'm definitely trying glaze and nightshade because I didn't even know they were free!
Heck yeah!
Very informative. It's like they want AI taking over everything. Even my job is being threatened.
I am conflicted about using nightshade or glase, but not from the point of not trusting them. More from the point of "If AI continues to advance to where, eventualy, old nughtshade and glase tactics stop working, wouldn't that mean that i'll need to manualy, repeatedly delete/edit my posts, all of them, to no longer inculde an old nightshaded/glazed art and replace it with images with a fresh coat of nightshade/glaze?" And i, as someone who had a lot of situations where i needed to go through the all of art i've posted on my accounts in the span of existing, know it's one tideous process to juts scroll trhrough all of it, let alone add changes as big as swaping out images from ones to anothers.
Though idea of AI inbreeding in on itself, and that there are still areas in which sentient(non-ai) artist is simply irreplaceable, does makes my anxiety let go of my nerves a wee bit.
11:10
This is a very common misconception that a lot of artists have. While imagining the future of AI, people tend to think that the industry is going to stay the same but just add AI, but that doesn't make sense. AI has the potential to radically change the industry from the ground up.
Think about all the boring busywork that comes with making art. Sure, there are aspects of it that you love, but there are also a ton of things that just slow the process down even though they aren't fulfilling. Smear frames and in-betweens. Background characters. Basic shading. Right now, a lot of art jobs are boring, unfulfilling, busy-work that doesn't pay very well that could instead be done by an AI.
Also, think about how much you could get done by yourself? Why sign up with a massive studio, when you can just download an AI assistant that can get you almost as many resources for an affordable price?
You say that you don't want to baby sit an AI and that makes sense, but why would you assume audiences would be happy with lightly edited AI art? Human driven art will always be more popular and thus make the most money. Using AI as a support tool is the future of art in the same way that digitally supported art is the present and pencils, pens, and water color was the past.
You know it is very hard to find a nuanced take in AI art and this is no exception, I can't stand hearing for a minute but it is obvious that if you had the switch for all AI art to cease existing that you would gladly smash that button like your average youtuber wants you to smash that subscribe button.
It is very funny that the only people who could make "ethical" AI art are also those in position to essentially monopolize art like Adobe and Disney which also stands to benefit the most. It is very funny how Adobe and Disney are the good guys in this situation.
I mean, who are you to want to defeat AI art. AI art already won, just ask the coomers.
I super appreciate this video because AI Art is something I absolutely despise for many reasons but the way you explained it and went about it was unique and better than how I could ever express it.