as a writer, I'd rather not have readers who can't tell the difference / don't care about the difference between human and AI writing. (edited bc I accidentally made it sound like I support AI writing in the original comment. I do not. AI is a plague)
@@maasnelsonhailey218calling yourself a writer after using ai is like calling yourself a chef after ordering subway. Or a good driver when you own a self driving car lmao
@@syrupstarz4134 I do not use AI in my writing. I get how my comment could give the opposite impression though, my bad. I intended to say that if a reader does not care whether a story is written by AI or not, they aren't a reader I care a whole lot about.
AI is going to ruin a good thing for people who want to publish their own books. I wanted to publish a coloring book, but you have to buy a serial number for your book. Amazon gives free numbers to whoever publishes with them... I hope amazon does not take that perk away just because a load of grifters make AI books using Amazon's services
@@windwolfgirlI’ve seen TT of people mocking ai coloring books they got off amazon; melting bodies, bad anatomy, nonsense backgrounds. All the hallmarks. But it has an anime girl face so 👍
There's an easy workaround for that. Fans of your writing can buy that book only from a link you provide. Any other links would be ignored. But yeah, this is still a problem because generally speaking, you want the real book not the fake copies.
@@MabusTiefsee if something is infinitely infinitely producible for cheap Than the product is just spam Meaning worthless junk Tech-bros and AI-bros were so eager to make line go up They forgot not to turn their own product into worthless crap And AI is not cheap to maintain tho, this shit is just not sustainable And we're just beginning to see the bubble pop
I'm one of those smutt authors. Someone shared in an author group I'm in about how she uses AI to write 2 books per month. How can we compete with that? It's incredibly disheartening. It also feels like a scam somehow? Like how are AI books with shite reviews getting onto the top 100 on Amazon when there are tons of actual authors like myself who take months or sometimes years to write books, decent reviews, but can't get on the list. Idk, sounds fishy to me.
@@Kawaiitwo Unfortunately, the group is solely for authors to make money. They encourage stuff like everyone selling the same coloring books or educational things like practice math problems for kids. Low-content books is apparently where it's at 😭
@@ViaraVT Now I'm curious why are you part of that money-first quality-never author group in the first place. It's like having a gourmet chef being stuck around with minimum wage fast food cooks.
As someone who writes and makes music for fun, AI makes me angrier than I ever thought possible. These tech bros and all the CEO's view all art as products first, and art second. They don't care about anything but money. It's so frustrating and honestly kinda sad. Great video!
Ditto! I grew up writing, now most of my time is dedicated to art, but I’m working on some books that will utilise both of these skills. AI is a genuine creative’s worth nightmare. It’s not for those who long to go on a journey in the process of writing, illustrating, jamming, etc. it’s a tool for those who want to HAVE written, HAVE illustrated, and HAVE produced a song, without the experience the rest of us cherish.
Art market exist because people consciently chose to support artists who had their other income revenue destroyed or revoked. Majority of art customers are acutely aware to avoid corporate tactics. People supporting AI are NOT connoiseurs like art enjoyers, they're investors and yes mans. AI don't democratize arts. Artists tutorial videos, feedback, drawing streams, and infography like Saitou Naoki's did. AI literally bites of the hands that feeds it.
I once saw a post thanks to a friend about someone submitting a really photograph to an ai 'art' contest, and one comment in exact quotes said, "the ai artist and prompt engineers spending hours to generate the perfect image and all he did was pressing a button on his expensive camera." It wasn't create an image generator contest. It was a photo contest. BTW, the real photo won, as a photographer, that pissed me off
@@purplealpaca9278 ai bros would go to subway, waste hours thinking of an order and then claim their sandwich is high cuisine and effort they put is equivalent to chefs that have been cooking for years 😭
Even for the purposes of making these videos, you shouldn't buy the AI gen stuff. Literally *steal it.* _Pirate it._ It's how they got the info to build it in the first place.
I think it's especially problematic when they're making children's books. At least that's what most of them seem to do, because "Kids are stupid, they won't notice anything anyway!". Making kids used to slop right from the start
@@mariarzyt_3D As a millennial, I always try to compare it to the trash I used to watch, for the sake of fairness. Nonsense flash animations, games, memes were obviously absurd, even as a kid I knew that stuff wasn't normal. AI slop is presented as a legit source of entertainment, a thing parents buy for their kids. That's concerning
That's been a thing before AI but now it's much worse. To clarify that was a thing especially in large store chains in the West and poorer countries who don't care about quality because it's cheaper to accept the churn of global markets and unaccountable fly by night businesses. Amazon is an accelerant in this.
Someone better make AI slander (which somehow is already true) of politicians because that's the only way our regulators would notice. On a side note, I think people are actively silently fighting it. The reason AI bros keep pushing this is because more than half of human population are innately disgusted by uncanny valley or impersonation paranoia. Its just good people like these don't run for politics.
It's a fad technology which will implode soon enough. There's no f****** business model. They're just shoving it in and everything so that investors throw money at them.
i'm an aspiring author, and i'm feeling pessimistic at best, hopeless at worst. literature is my biggest passion, my literature teacher in school was the person who saved my life, literally. i want to spend my life writing, and sharing art with those who listen. but this.. is. wow. i fear that writers will no longer be in demand by the time i reach an age to take writing seriously. i am 20 now, going to college, i have time.. or so i thought. )-;
You know, I am also an author, but I am quite excited about AI. If you don't want to use AI to actually write your stories, could you use it to think of story ideas? Perhaps you could use AI to research SEO terms to use to promote your writing? Or - big one here - use AI to generate your own cover art or book trailers to promote your writing? No need to feel pessimistic, as while AI does have its drawbacks, it does empower ordinary people in a wide range of disciplines. The fact is that it is here, whether we like it or not, so we may as well find ways to make the most of it, without having to lose the soul of our art.
@@user-es7io1no4t Thats kinda the issue in general. As a tool AI is very useful, ive seen amazing uses of it for the sound engineering side of music production. But right now people are using AI as basically a grift to create endless low quality spam.
Wait wait wait let me get this straight So people were paying a talented, professional author To edit slop put out by an ai, based on their prompt, to make it into a good book Did they consider just fucking paying someone to write a book for them in the first place?
@@insertnamehere9718 when I sent back my edit comments to one of them, she was like gee… that sounds like a lot of work. How much would it take for you to make all those corrections for me? Granted, the plot fell apart at chapter 4, so literally I was asked to essentially ghostwrite the book. And I was like yeah, that’s 100% not going to happen. Like if you want to be an author, write your own stuff.
hearing someone say that makes me think she was some trust fund baby who wanted to be a ""writer"", so wanted to just throw money at the ""book"" in the hopes when it was published she could live off that money instead of her dad's
It actually really sucks that the primary target of these AI slop get rich quick schemes are children. People go to school for YEARS to learn how to write and illustrate children’s books so that they’re entertaining, yet still educational and teach emotional intelligence + appreciation for the arts, and these lazy tech bros come in and peddle literally valueless content because kids don’t know any better :( they don’t care about future generations they just care about profit
It seriously unlocked much youthful arrogance. Like literally we're looking at a future of people living in their vans and using generative AI to sift through/churn ai content.
Even niche stores got flooded. I look for anime collectibles directly from japanese stores, specifically to avoid knockoffs. 60% of search results are AI slop now
Solution: human curation and paying attention to your source. Campaign for a return of brick and mortar that rely on people instead of automation and algorithms which inherently are incapable of quality recommendations. Additionally fight for legislation to make ai content illegal.
Thankfully Kindle Direct Publishing has an option for you to label your work as AI generated or AI assisted and if you don't switch those on you can have your stuff revoked, but there's no active moderation on the amazon marketplace to quality check and verify that. As far as my understanding goes it's report based which carries its own issues. As an artist and writer, it's very discouraging to see this stuff bloating every marketplace available for indie creators. Silver lining is that the law is starting to catch up and these AI models are starting to inbreed data so the models are becoming worse and worse so that's good at least. AI really is going the way of the NFT and I am here for it.
Their method relies on liars and thieves being honest. They might as well do nothing outright because that's what that measure achieves. This hellscape is here to stay.
I totally agree, but it’s nonetheless sad to see ai tear itself apart like this. If used responsibly, it can/could be an invaluable tool for mankind; but instead it’s just abused and slowly driven insane by its own, ever-expanding flaws
@insertnamehere9718 oh no, I am fully for it myself. These image generation and essay writing softwares are nothing but glorified plagerism machines. I don't feel the slightest bit bad for these tech grifters and money hungry companies trying to weed out their work forces to save money during a workplace recession and housing crisis. In places like photo correction and spell check, where "AI" is at its most ethical in these areas it's not affected by the inbreeding of data. It's the bad stuff and marketting buzzwords that are dying, which I'm too happy to see lol
I think AI will end up mostly used for scam maketing and such, like the entire SEO thing where people created fake websites with bot content or like repost of publicly available articles just to insert a link to their website or created websites with keyboard soup just to get better hits and ratings from search engines basically, in terms of creative work, AI will replace unskilled third world laborers generating keyword soup for a dollar or will replace just previous bots there is a great future for AI in all kinds of assisting technology, like grammar checkers or these tools to change the tone of your text: it's good stuff (although creating an old-school rule-based grammar checker was lots of fun and a neat hobby for me, but such solutions have no use nowadays unless you're offline and don't have processing power for local AI, like, idk, maybe if someone wanted to create a cheap modern typewriter or an ebook reader also meant for writing, idk, cos even phones have crazy processing power nowadays) I see AI as a great auxiliary tool but generative AI feels like an useless fad for me - I remember being impressed with Cleverbot (which was very primitive compared to today's AI) back in ye olde days, but I lost interest after like a week cos it was ultimately just flavored gibberish and ChatGPT, despite being undeniably way better, was/is the same for me I think a good example for the uses of AI is Neuro and Vedal (an "AI streamer" (Neuro) and its creator (Vedal)): Neuro-only streams are boring and unwatchable for me cos she just clicks all over the screen (when playing games) and says gibberish, but when she's with Vedal, it's fun cos he can find some meaning in her gibberish and engage in a ridiculous surreal conversation - Vedal is the real star, Neuro is just a tool to make the stream more entertaining it reminds me of Terry Davis (a tragic story, you can look up documentaries on UA-cam) who used a random word generator as "the voice of God" and him trying to squeeze these random words (or random Bible verses, Bibliomancy is nothing new) into some context and meaning was entertaining 😂
The Millenials had "PG" movies, bizarre cartoons, the dawn of 3D animation, and the wild wild west of the internet, chatrooms , the chanboards The GenZ had terrifying internet games, 2000s cartoon network, and the wild wild west of UA-cam, and shit lile Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark And Gen Alpha's childhood internet trauma is gonna be terrifying AI generated shit like this, im so worried for them lol
@@newseason3917blueys alright but from experience with small idiot siblings i can say they aren't going to go out of their way for Disney+ just for it
No kidding, I got an ad for a course on how to make AI generated books on Amazon before this video💀 There is nothing you can do to convince me to read or participate in any AI generated "creative" media - whether it's books, videos or photos. It's still just a form of sloppy piracy for people who lack creativity who want to get rich quick
I've tried Suno AI, but I never intend to publish what I did on that for money. If I do anything for money it will be what I create myself, as it should be! But I do enjoy experimenting with Suno for a laugh, but that's it. The novelty will nodoubt wear off too.
All of those "AI courses" are very simply get rich quick schemes if you look at them. its kinda the current grift meta since a while to offer "Online courses" with very basic and meaningless advice for high prices.
I teach digital art, specifically Procreate, and through the course of running workshops I have come to understand that many of the books out there for Procreate beginners have an understanding gap. So… I’ve been planning my own guide that’s more accessible, as tested by students. Since Feb of this year, it seems AI books have been popping up for Procreate. I’ve spotted four in particular (look for the dot BEFORE the middle initial) that I’m certain are AI. Two feature Wacom tablets in the cover image (procreate is exclusive to iPad) and they’re all exactly the same length (give or take a couple pages). People who don’t know Procreate yet would be at risk of buying an AI re-brand of Procreate’s own about section, interface guide, and the Wikipedia page. It’s so infuriating!
"taylor's life taught us that we could spread love and kindness wherever we go" like rereleasing that one album to make sure that other female artists dont get that #1 spot on the charts? i doubt chatgpt would mention that though
Crazy cause that mr beast and taylor swift book are definitely illegal. Every hustler, ai bro trying to make a quick buck without putting in any effort and banking on elderly people to fall for their scams.
Scary how far ai is getting and how much worse it's gonna get (it's gonna get really bad) drew gooden made a really good ai based video like this on how they've gotten
I was browsing for crochet books and it's annoying seeing the ones with obviously AI generated art on the cover, the patterns will never work up to match the image.
As always, the only people making money in this world are talentless scammers. It was hard enough to get your thousands of hours learning and honing your craft, hundreds of hours of writing and editing and paying editors thousands of dollars book out there. Now, why even bother? Everything is obscured by this slop.
What gives me hope that AI won’t replace human art is that, like, do we want that? People may be making a quick buck now, but to sustain your business, people have to, y’know, buy your product. And if these get oversaturated, no one will buy them
I saw some impersonation books for Peter Rabbit. There's no report option for impersonation (you can only file a copyright theft situation if it's your own product) so it's hard to get rid of it.
My dad is writing a book.....THROUGH AI!!!!! ugh!! i kept telling my mom to write her OWN play for church but she said that would take too long. I said get a team. She said everyone would write different. She wasn't a 20 minute play for them . She really wanted Ai to do it because she would have so much time. I like Ai for school grammar. I can't spell and on discord its even harder. I like Ai to move an image of my OWN to clear a background for me. that's it. She wouldn't understand and downstairs I saw a 6 page story downstairs hearing " dad wrote it" he didn't write it. I SUCK at writing for youtube. So I DON'T. I speak in the moment and talk about that moment in time. No script. My aunt wrote a book but DID NOT hire an artist to do the cover. Because AI doesn't require an artist. My mom didn't want to pay someone. My dad didn't want to learn to write ✍🏻. My aunt I should have corrected her on the AI cover.
You could warn your parents about the "very real and very serious" risk that they themselves could get sued for using AI generated images or text and then use it for anything more than personal use because the AI was trained on copyrighted works and therefore anything made with AI is a violation of that copyright. I know they won't actually get sued, but they don't know that. Hopefully big companies will get sued. I can't believe the DMCA might actually do something good for once.
@@sophiedowney1077 my mom parents aren't gonna fall for that unfortunately 🥲 they might be immigrants but they know laws aren't make that fast. As for the aunt. He already published the book in Amazon if she needed feedback before sending it out I would have said "hire an artist" I can't draw for NOTHING. But after half an hour I made my UA-cam cover for my channel. During covid. (Not this one. I need to change it. Damn. It's ai from online) I messed around with AI "art" I was so fascinated by the instant gratification. I even found one I liked. But something told me not to..... Not to use it on my money making channel... (Soon to be) Now you have pages online claiming to be an AI art with more videos then Real artists
Hey, buddy, I hope your channel blows up. You're super entertaining and you have a great voice, and your passion (or distaste) for what you're talking about clearly shines through in each video you make.
I think some of Amazon books are in the KDP which I heard they get printed when someone orders the book. That's most likely why the book is printed on the same day you ordered it and that book probably wasn't uploaded the same day you ordered it.
Whenever I open my kindle, it’ll show me an ad for a different book in the form a a cover page. Lately, these ads have shown book cover pages which clearly have either bizarre words, repetitive words, or even characters that are not found in any language that I can recognize even the the book purports to be in English. Sad times.
What goes around, comes around. Once the dust has settled, AI is going to have such a stank on it that true creativity and creatives will actually be MORE appreciated. (Except by idiots, there will always be at least some idiots who think this is a good idea.)
AI by itself isnt bad, those generative image tools were created as a novelty for *non commercial use*, it just sadly can easily be exploited for spam like this still. Ive seen alot of good "supprotive" Ai tools in DAWs [music production software] where itd help you with small menial steps youd do in autopilot anyways to save time.
@@eightcoins4401 I’m a musician, I’ve used the AI drummer in Logic, and while it is robust when used in a managed way, (like by giving it markers and telling it to use the bass line as a groove template), I really do find that last bit of control remains elusive, (like for instance getting it to understand ‘push’ notes, or hoping for tasty little accents within a bar) , one just ends up fighting with and it and I can never be totally sure that somewhere someone else is not ending up with the same performance, or that a listener would not instantly identify the tool used. Over time I came to vastly prefer my ‘real’ drumming which technically isn’t as good, but ultimately takes less time and I know for sure that my beat is truly unique. I’m all for AI when it comes to mundane tasks, but not the creative stuff. I find it funny that someone somewhere thought they could keep that ‘non-commercial use’ genie in the bottle. Thanks for your comment.
It reminds me of those princess picture edits where it looks normal at first, but then as you look closer, you know it so there’s a lot of different things wrong with the princesses or other find what’s wrong pictures
Don't get me wrong, ai could be a useful tool to HELP write stories, like hold your hand and help you if you have writers block, but making ai write an entire story about "Jimmy ate a big bug and had very sussy illness"
Your video popped up on my recommended and I have to say a damn fine video on an important topic. That's one sub and like from me, chief!
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This was inevitable from the very start of ai generated text and image. It’s a massive fraud of intellectual property ground and mixed into meaningless garbage. But it just follows the same pattern we have seen before too. Every successful trend or product is immediately followed with flow of counterfeit spinoffs even before ai. It just made all much easier. I believe it will take some time until the market is saturated with almost identical garbage when even ordinary people will notice something is amiss. Yet, there will always be market for cheap counterfeit product anyway.
I was at the end of Uni when AI came in, and don't feel there's any point going to school or University now that you can do everything with Ai, and lecturers even taught us how to use ai and we were allowed to use them for our assessments so you don't even need to think anymore, writing a paper before would take a day or two, with ai it was done in a hour, wtf, it's a kick in the face for how much student debt you're in. Ai will only get better unfortunately, humans won't be needed anymore in the future if this ai abomination continues because it will take over everything and there'll be nothing left for us to do. BTW that Ai making kids sign a promise to give them a review is disgusting, shame on the scammer, and amazon for keeping it up for sale.
You're half right that it'll only get better. Its tied to what was photographed or available as a book online etc. Nothing also beats the ability to recall information rather than being wedded to a computer to do or think. Fight for legislation and resist the inhuman menace, and be cheerful about it.
the same day book printing has been a service for a long time, you're essentially buying it from amazon to print you a hard version of a kindle book and the retailers get kindle levels of profit
I keep seeing these get recommended my kindle paperwhite’s lock screen. The first two I was like “ok this seems like AI but there’s no way this is actually a recommendation.” And then another recommendation. Followed by another. And so on. And I can’t believe they’re doing this, it feels surreal.
apricot barcode arhcitecture sounds like the name of the only album a late 90s indie rock band released before breaking up and getting back together 2 decades later because they gained a cult following and largely influenced their local scene
What irks me most about AI right now is how some music has been licensed for AI to use, because AI bros know the music industry has money. Meanwhile, everyone from professionals to hobbiests to passionate painters had their work scraped/stolen and is used to compete with them, and no one actually asked or made artists aware their own work would be used to compete against them until it was released to the public.
6:09 im guessing they use kindle direct publishing to put them on amazon, theres a youtube video from a while ago talking about people stealing youtube videos and putting them into books on amazon
I hate that nearly all the KDP videos on UA-cam focus on making a quick buck instead of making a good book. It’s an insult to human expression and creativity. Anyone that does this should be ashamed of themselves.
I recently bought a self-published book from a UA-camr that I respected, but found it a painful read because of how obviously ChatGPT 'assisted' it was. It was kind of sad, because the author is a non-native English speaker, and probably didn't realize how verbose and pretentious AI assistance made her writing sound.
As a young budding content creator, as well as a musician and artist of over decade and a hobby animator who just loves anything creative, such as photography, baking, crafts etc in hopes to get a job in the creative industry I really hope that they start putting some rules or something on AI at some point because there are many people who barely even got a chance to break into the industry and these people putting out garbage are getting in. I don’t want quality work that takes hours and days and that you put your heart and soul into to be a thing of the past. at least there’s still a lot of problems with AI. You actually have to put work into it but when AI gets good enough originality might become a thing of the past and it scares me.😅
Its crazy because I just saw someone promoting their clearly AI generated book on nextdoor (with link to their amazon page). All the comments were of how wonderful the illustrations were and who was the illustrator…
Almost all the ads I get on my Kindle are for AI books anymore. I also get a lot of ads on UA-cam on how to become rich by creating books or audio for Amazon without spending much time on it. I figured it all had to be connected.
As a writer who has a couple books on Amazon, this is concerning!! I’m wondering though, wouldn’t most people who buy these AI knockoffs end up returning them?
The internet's logical conclusion. Have an anonymous worldwide network and computers capable of generative AI. No humans around every corner, just algorithms. You think you're going to get work made by humans that were thought through and made with human skill? You think you're not going to be lied to constantly?
I'm not surprised by this. I see tons of UA-cam tutorials on how to create your own animations using AI without having any prior training or experience and make money doing this (especially if they are made for children).
My stance on artificially generated books is simple: If no one could be bothered to write it I can't be bothered to read it.
as a writer, I'd rather not have readers who can't tell the difference / don't care about the difference between human and AI writing.
(edited bc I accidentally made it sound like I support AI writing in the original comment. I do not. AI is a plague)
@@maasnelsonhailey218"oh yeah I don't care if people don't care about the book I wrote with AI that I cared just enough to think and post"
@@maasnelsonhailey218 Then you're just not a writer??
@@maasnelsonhailey218calling yourself a writer after using ai is like calling yourself a chef after ordering subway. Or a good driver when you own a self driving car lmao
@@syrupstarz4134 I do not use AI in my writing. I get how my comment could give the opposite impression though, my bad. I intended to say that if a reader does not care whether a story is written by AI or not, they aren't a reader I care a whole lot about.
AI is going to ruin a good thing for people who want to publish their own books. I wanted to publish a coloring book, but you have to buy a serial number for your book. Amazon gives free numbers to whoever publishes with them... I hope amazon does not take that perk away just because a load of grifters make AI books using Amazon's services
Not only that- theres currently hundreds upon hundreds of coloring books being created every week 😭
@@windwolfgirlI’ve seen TT of people mocking ai coloring books they got off amazon; melting bodies, bad anatomy, nonsense backgrounds. All the hallmarks. But it has an anime girl face so 👍
There's an easy workaround for that. Fans of your writing can buy that book only from a link you provide. Any other links would be ignored.
But yeah, this is still a problem because generally speaking, you want the real book not the fake copies.
Colouring books where a big hope since midjourney version 4
The market is already flooded since they are currently using midjourney version 6
@@MabusTiefsee if something is infinitely infinitely producible for cheap
Than the product is just spam
Meaning worthless junk
Tech-bros and AI-bros were so eager to make line go up
They forgot not to turn their own product into worthless crap
And AI is not cheap to maintain tho, this shit is just not sustainable
And we're just beginning to see the bubble pop
I'm one of those smutt authors. Someone shared in an author group I'm in about how she uses AI to write 2 books per month. How can we compete with that? It's incredibly disheartening. It also feels like a scam somehow? Like how are AI books with shite reviews getting onto the top 100 on Amazon when there are tons of actual authors like myself who take months or sometimes years to write books, decent reviews, but can't get on the list. Idk, sounds fishy to me.
Something in that makes me want to don a tinfoil hat.
Is it possible to kick someone out of an author’s group? If someone’s using AI to write, they’re not really an author, now are they?
@@Kawaiitwo Unfortunately, the group is solely for authors to make money. They encourage stuff like everyone selling the same coloring books or educational things like practice math problems for kids. Low-content books is apparently where it's at 😭
@@darksidegryphon5393 I'm open to other explanations
@@ViaraVT Now I'm curious why are you part of that money-first quality-never author group in the first place. It's like having a gourmet chef being stuck around with minimum wage fast food cooks.
As someone who writes and makes music for fun, AI makes me angrier than I ever thought possible. These tech bros and all the CEO's view all art as products first, and art second. They don't care about anything but money. It's so frustrating and honestly kinda sad. Great video!
I HATE AI
Ditto! I grew up writing, now most of my time is dedicated to art, but I’m working on some books that will utilise both of these skills.
AI is a genuine creative’s worth nightmare. It’s not for those who long to go on a journey in the process of writing, illustrating, jamming, etc. it’s a tool for those who want to HAVE written, HAVE illustrated, and HAVE produced a song, without the experience the rest of us cherish.
Art market exist because people consciently chose to support artists who had their other income revenue destroyed or revoked.
Majority of art customers are acutely aware to avoid corporate tactics. People supporting AI are NOT connoiseurs like art enjoyers, they're investors and yes mans.
AI don't democratize arts. Artists tutorial videos, feedback, drawing streams, and infography like Saitou Naoki's did. AI literally bites of the hands that feeds it.
I once saw a post thanks to a friend about someone submitting a really photograph to an ai 'art' contest, and one comment in exact quotes said, "the ai artist and prompt engineers spending hours to generate the perfect image and all he did was pressing a button on his expensive camera." It wasn't create an image generator contest. It was a photo contest. BTW, the real photo won, as a photographer, that pissed me off
@@purplealpaca9278 ai bros would go to subway, waste hours thinking of an order and then claim their sandwich is high cuisine and effort they put is equivalent to chefs that have been cooking for years 😭
Even for the purposes of making these videos, you shouldn't buy the AI gen stuff.
Literally *steal it.* _Pirate it._ It's how they got the info to build it in the first place.
For him to pirate it, someone would need to buy it and take their time to upload it
But why waste your time consuming it in the first place. The piracy might lead to more publicity which could lead to more content?
no one bother to pirate it
I wanted to upchuck when I saw he bought 3. You vote with your wallet, people...
Is it even piracy when it's AI generated?
AI stuff has no copyright - stuff that isn't protected under copyright can be legally copied by anyone.
I think it's especially problematic when they're making children's books. At least that's what most of them seem to do, because "Kids are stupid, they won't notice anything anyway!". Making kids used to slop right from the start
@@mariarzyt_3D As a millennial, I always try to compare it to the trash I used to watch, for the sake of fairness.
Nonsense flash animations, games, memes were obviously absurd, even as a kid I knew that stuff wasn't normal.
AI slop is presented as a legit source of entertainment, a thing parents buy for their kids. That's concerning
make trash look good so the bare minimum looks amazing
To be fair, making sure children consume quality content is the responsibility of parents.
That's been a thing before AI but now it's much worse.
To clarify that was a thing especially in large store chains in the West and poorer countries who don't care about quality because it's cheaper to accept the churn of global markets and unaccountable fly by night businesses.
Amazon is an accelerant in this.
This is how they got kids to believe that jaywalking was real
Ai bans need to be legislated to prevent grifting like this
Someone better make AI slander (which somehow is already true) of politicians because that's the only way our regulators would notice.
On a side note, I think people are actively silently fighting it. The reason AI bros keep pushing this is because more than half of human population are innately disgusted by uncanny valley or impersonation paranoia. Its just good people like these don't run for politics.
It's a fad technology which will implode soon enough. There's no f****** business model. They're just shoving it in and everything so that investors throw money at them.
@@defaulted9485 The politicans have been super paranoid over AI deepfakes ever since they became a thing.
This gets me thinking about the Folding Ideas vid on the Amazon book content farms and how now it's even easier to create sludge to sell 😭😞
There’s also a great podcast episode of behind the bastards about this… just looked up the title: ai is coming for your children.
i'm an aspiring author, and i'm feeling pessimistic at best, hopeless at worst. literature is my biggest passion, my literature teacher in school was the person who saved my life, literally.
i want to spend my life writing, and sharing art with those who listen. but this.. is. wow. i fear that writers will no longer be in demand by the time i reach an age to take writing seriously. i am 20 now, going to college, i have time.. or so i thought. )-;
I support you.
Hey, don't lose hope just yet! Copyright lawsuits against AI companies are still going through the courts right now. Even the RIAA's getting involved.
You know, I am also an author, but I am quite excited about AI. If you don't want to use AI to actually write your stories, could you use it to think of story ideas? Perhaps you could use AI to research SEO terms to use to promote your writing? Or - big one here - use AI to generate your own cover art or book trailers to promote your writing? No need to feel pessimistic, as while AI does have its drawbacks, it does empower ordinary people in a wide range of disciplines. The fact is that it is here, whether we like it or not, so we may as well find ways to make the most of it, without having to lose the soul of our art.
Don't give up.
@@user-es7io1no4t Thats kinda the issue in general. As a tool AI is very useful, ive seen amazing uses of it for the sound engineering side of music production. But right now people are using AI as basically a grift to create endless low quality spam.
I was editing books for a bit and had to stop because the amount of AI that got sent to me was maddening. Such a waste of my time.
Wait wait wait let me get this straight
So people were paying a talented, professional author
To edit slop put out by an ai, based on their prompt, to make it into a good book
Did they consider just fucking paying someone to write a book for them in the first place?
@@insertnamehere9718 when I sent back my edit comments to one of them, she was like gee… that sounds like a lot of work. How much would it take for you to make all those corrections for me?
Granted, the plot fell apart at chapter 4, so literally I was asked to essentially ghostwrite the book. And I was like yeah, that’s 100% not going to happen. Like if you want to be an author, write your own stuff.
hearing someone say that makes me think she was some trust fund baby who wanted to be a ""writer"", so wanted to just throw money at the ""book"" in the hopes when it was published she could live off that money instead of her dad's
@@h.w.4482these people clearly don't have imagination/never developed it, and also never heard of the anchor bias.
Wtf is a Elon musk children’s book? Is it gonna talk about apartheid south Africa and his dad’s emerald mine?
It actually really sucks that the primary target of these AI slop get rich quick schemes are children. People go to school for YEARS to learn how to write and illustrate children’s books so that they’re entertaining, yet still educational and teach emotional intelligence + appreciation for the arts, and these lazy tech bros come in and peddle literally valueless content because kids don’t know any better :( they don’t care about future generations they just care about profit
It seriously unlocked much youthful arrogance. Like literally we're looking at a future of people living in their vans and using generative AI to sift through/churn ai content.
Even niche stores got flooded. I look for anime collectibles directly from japanese stores, specifically to avoid knockoffs. 60% of search results are AI slop now
Etsy has basically been ruined by borderline nsfw ai art spamming out everything else
Solution: human curation and paying attention to your source.
Campaign for a return of brick and mortar that rely on people instead of automation and algorithms which inherently are incapable of quality recommendations.
Additionally fight for legislation to make ai content illegal.
Yep, AI crap all over the niche area I'm interested in on UA-cam. I never thought I'd have to say this, but thank you for being an actual human being.
For all you know, maybe my real name is Chad Geppetti
@@Moopsten2 I love that pun! 🤣
Thankfully Kindle Direct Publishing has an option for you to label your work as AI generated or AI assisted and if you don't switch those on you can have your stuff revoked, but there's no active moderation on the amazon marketplace to quality check and verify that. As far as my understanding goes it's report based which carries its own issues. As an artist and writer, it's very discouraging to see this stuff bloating every marketplace available for indie creators. Silver lining is that the law is starting to catch up and these AI models are starting to inbreed data so the models are becoming worse and worse so that's good at least. AI really is going the way of the NFT and I am here for it.
Their method relies on liars and thieves being honest. They might as well do nothing outright because that's what that measure achieves. This hellscape is here to stay.
I totally agree, but it’s nonetheless sad to see ai tear itself apart like this. If used responsibly, it can/could be an invaluable tool for mankind; but instead it’s just abused and slowly driven insane by its own, ever-expanding flaws
@insertnamehere9718 oh no, I am fully for it myself. These image generation and essay writing softwares are nothing but glorified plagerism machines. I don't feel the slightest bit bad for these tech grifters and money hungry companies trying to weed out their work forces to save money during a workplace recession and housing crisis. In places like photo correction and spell check, where "AI" is at its most ethical in these areas it's not affected by the inbreeding of data. It's the bad stuff and marketting buzzwords that are dying, which I'm too happy to see lol
I think AI will end up mostly used for scam maketing and such, like the entire SEO thing where people created fake websites with bot content or like repost of publicly available articles just to insert a link to their website or created websites with keyboard soup just to get better hits and ratings from search engines
basically, in terms of creative work, AI will replace unskilled third world laborers generating keyword soup for a dollar or will replace just previous bots
there is a great future for AI in all kinds of assisting technology, like grammar checkers or these tools to change the tone of your text: it's good stuff (although creating an old-school rule-based grammar checker was lots of fun and a neat hobby for me, but such solutions have no use nowadays unless you're offline and don't have processing power for local AI, like, idk, maybe if someone wanted to create a cheap modern typewriter or an ebook reader also meant for writing, idk, cos even phones have crazy processing power nowadays)
I see AI as a great auxiliary tool but generative AI feels like an useless fad for me - I remember being impressed with Cleverbot (which was very primitive compared to today's AI) back in ye olde days, but I lost interest after like a week cos it was ultimately just flavored gibberish and ChatGPT, despite being undeniably way better, was/is the same for me
I think a good example for the uses of AI is Neuro and Vedal (an "AI streamer" (Neuro) and its creator (Vedal)): Neuro-only streams are boring and unwatchable for me cos she just clicks all over the screen (when playing games) and says gibberish, but when she's with Vedal, it's fun cos he can find some meaning in her gibberish and engage in a ridiculous surreal conversation - Vedal is the real star, Neuro is just a tool to make the stream more entertaining
it reminds me of Terry Davis (a tragic story, you can look up documentaries on UA-cam) who used a random word generator as "the voice of God" and him trying to squeeze these random words (or random Bible verses, Bibliomancy is nothing new) into some context and meaning was entertaining 😂
They need to curate every upload and be exclusive, but they. Never. Will.
The Millenials had "PG" movies, bizarre cartoons, the dawn of 3D animation, and the wild wild west of the internet, chatrooms , the chanboards
The GenZ had terrifying internet games, 2000s cartoon network, and the wild wild west of UA-cam, and shit lile Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
And Gen Alpha's childhood internet trauma is gonna be terrifying AI generated shit like this, im so worried for them lol
They got bluey tho
@@newseason3917 Bluey isn't enough and you know there's going to be plenty of AI Bluey once AI gets advance enough
And elsagate type shit
The movie Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark was really tame though
@@newseason3917blueys alright but from experience with small idiot siblings i can say they aren't going to go out of their way for Disney+ just for it
No kidding, I got an ad for a course on how to make AI generated books on Amazon before this video💀
There is nothing you can do to convince me to read or participate in any AI generated "creative" media - whether it's books, videos or photos. It's still just a form of sloppy piracy for people who lack creativity who want to get rich quick
I've tried Suno AI, but I never intend to publish what I did on that for money. If I do anything for money it will be what I create myself, as it should be! But I do enjoy experimenting with Suno for a laugh, but that's it. The novelty will nodoubt wear off too.
Greetings fellow person with dog pfp, good to see you
All of those "AI courses" are very simply get rich quick schemes if you look at them. its kinda the current grift meta since a while to offer "Online courses" with very basic and meaningless advice for high prices.
Super scared for all creatives/their jobs right now
I'm close to graduating. It's pain.
I'm scared cause it's my last year of college and I am going to be a Graphic Designer :(
This AI stuff is so scary
@@ryker_taksony rip, so for UX-UI in website , you just have AI scrapper that take the design of other site... making mostly UX useless...
@@mouse9831same dude 😔
Being creative implies that you are doing something that's above derivative and AI generated content is entirely derivative.
I teach digital art, specifically Procreate, and through the course of running workshops I have come to understand that many of the books out there for Procreate beginners have an understanding gap. So… I’ve been planning my own guide that’s more accessible, as tested by students.
Since Feb of this year, it seems AI books have been popping up for Procreate. I’ve spotted four in particular (look for the dot BEFORE the middle initial) that I’m certain are AI.
Two feature Wacom tablets in the cover image (procreate is exclusive to iPad) and they’re all exactly the same length (give or take a couple pages). People who don’t know Procreate yet would be at risk of buying an AI re-brand of Procreate’s own about section, interface guide, and the Wikipedia page. It’s so infuriating!
Gosh, I feel like this AI stuff is gonna rot children's brains.
pretty sure thats already happening
@@Arch-mv5teit is with both that sad cat thing and ai skibidi toilet
This is such a depressing era of existence
"taylor's life taught us that we could spread love and kindness wherever we go" like rereleasing that one album to make sure that other female artists dont get that #1 spot on the charts? i doubt chatgpt would mention that though
Taylor has really taught us that we could spread CO2 emissions wherever we private jetted ❤❤❤
It's insane how this nonsense has spread, she would've been no. 1 anyway, the different version sales are negligible
@@Hopningif they were so “negligible”, she wouldn’t be doing it over and over now would she?
Crazy cause that mr beast and taylor swift book are definitely illegal. Every hustler, ai bro trying to make a quick buck without putting in any effort and banking on elderly people to fall for their scams.
I feel like just the amount of those things getting published makes it very hard to moderate them
Scary how far ai is getting and how much worse it's gonna get (it's gonna get really bad) drew gooden made a really good ai based video like this on how they've gotten
A review pact is so creepy
I was browsing for crochet books and it's annoying seeing the ones with obviously AI generated art on the cover, the patterns will never work up to match the image.
I pinky promise that Moop's videos are great!
I am hoping that this trend starts to push people back to real-world bookstores.
As always, the only people making money in this world are talentless scammers. It was hard enough to get your thousands of hours learning and honing your craft, hundreds of hours of writing and editing and paying editors thousands of dollars book out there. Now, why even bother? Everything is obscured by this slop.
AI is going to single-handedly bring back physical book stores.
I've definitely been making a concerted effort to visit and buy from physical bookstores as often as I can!
What gives me hope that AI won’t replace human art is that, like, do we want that? People may be making a quick buck now, but to sustain your business, people have to, y’know, buy your product. And if these get oversaturated, no one will buy them
this is worsen by those passive incomes gurus that selling course on how to flood internet with ai generated nonsense like this
Apricot Barcode Architecture is my new favourite post-hardcore band
I saw some impersonation books for Peter Rabbit. There's no report option for impersonation (you can only file a copyright theft situation if it's your own product) so it's hard to get rid of it.
My dad is writing a book.....THROUGH AI!!!!! ugh!! i kept telling my mom to write her OWN play for church but she said that would take too long. I said get a team. She said everyone would write different. She wasn't a 20 minute play for them . She really wanted Ai to do it because she would have so much time. I like Ai for school grammar. I can't spell and on discord its even harder. I like Ai to move an image of my OWN to clear a background for me. that's it.
She wouldn't understand and downstairs I saw a 6 page story downstairs hearing " dad wrote it" he didn't write it. I SUCK at writing for youtube. So I DON'T. I speak in the moment and talk about that moment in time. No script.
My aunt wrote a book but DID NOT hire an artist to do the cover. Because AI doesn't require an artist. My mom didn't want to pay someone. My dad didn't want to learn to write ✍🏻. My aunt I should have corrected her on the AI cover.
You could warn your parents about the "very real and very serious" risk that they themselves could get sued for using AI generated images or text and then use it for anything more than personal use because the AI was trained on copyrighted works and therefore anything made with AI is a violation of that copyright.
I know they won't actually get sued, but they don't know that. Hopefully big companies will get sued. I can't believe the DMCA might actually do something good for once.
@@sophiedowney1077 my mom parents aren't gonna fall for that unfortunately 🥲 they might be immigrants but they know laws aren't make that fast.
As for the aunt. He already published the book in Amazon if she needed feedback before sending it out I would have said "hire an artist" I can't draw for NOTHING. But after half an hour I made my UA-cam cover for my channel. During covid.
(Not this one. I need to change it. Damn. It's ai from online)
I messed around with AI "art" I was so fascinated by the instant gratification. I even found one I liked. But something told me not to..... Not to use it on my money making channel... (Soon to be) Now you have pages online claiming to be an AI art with more videos then Real artists
@@sophiedowney1077 In general I think commercial use of AI images is not allowed according to the TOS of most AIs
@@sophiedowney1077they shouldn't be fearing legal issues, they should be fearing the wider societal consequences of not hiring people.
I'm sorry, they sound like deeply blind and deluded people.
Hey, buddy, I hope your channel blows up. You're super entertaining and you have a great voice, and your passion (or distaste) for what you're talking about clearly shines through in each video you make.
no u
Ai print on demand garbage illustration and coloring books fucking kill me. I hate it
maybe that helps Bookstores to get more people back there to get books. I read that B&N reportaed that more people are coming back to their stores.
I wouldn't be surprised. I've been buying from Barnes and Noble since this A.I thing started flooding amazon. I'm sure I'm not the only one
There needs to be a comeback of physical shops in general, but good progress I guess.
@@krunkle5136 there's not a Barnes and Nobles near me ;-; I would go to a physical location if I could
@@rebmit4176 America's pisspoor zoning striking again.
Apricot Barcode Architecture sounds like a Haruki Murakami novel.
Amazon has been absolute shit for a WHILE now, I quit prime and just order direct from the brand if I want something.
4:07 Looks like Homelander with wings
Rather appropriate.
How is any of this legal?
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i didnt even realise your channel was so small oh my god i love the vibes
This isn't his main, his main is a pokemon channel called moopsten
Ewwww 1984 and Brand new world combined
I think some of Amazon books are in the KDP which I heard they get printed when someone orders the book. That's most likely why the book is printed on the same day you ordered it and that book probably wasn't uploaded the same day you ordered it.
Whenever I open my kindle, it’ll show me an ad for a different book in the form a a cover page. Lately, these ads have shown book cover pages which clearly have either bizarre words, repetitive words, or even characters that are not found in any language that I can recognize even the the book purports to be in English. Sad times.
What goes around, comes around. Once the dust has settled, AI is going to have such a stank on it that true creativity and creatives will actually be MORE appreciated. (Except by idiots, there will always be at least some idiots who think this is a good idea.)
AI by itself isnt bad, those generative image tools were created as a novelty for *non commercial use*, it just sadly can easily be exploited for spam like this still.
Ive seen alot of good "supprotive" Ai tools in DAWs [music production software] where itd help you with small menial steps youd do in autopilot anyways to save time.
Human expression shines through even those menial steps. That's why I don't listen to EDM because most of it has been drum machines left on.
@@eightcoins4401 I’m a musician, I’ve used the AI drummer in Logic, and while it is robust when used in a managed way, (like by giving it markers and telling it to use the bass line as a groove template), I really do find that last bit of control remains elusive, (like for instance getting it to understand ‘push’ notes, or hoping for tasty little accents within a bar) , one just ends up fighting with and it and I can never be totally sure that somewhere someone else is not ending up with the same performance, or that a listener would not instantly identify the tool used. Over time I came to vastly prefer my ‘real’ drumming which technically isn’t as good, but ultimately takes less time and I know for sure that my beat is truly unique. I’m all for AI when it comes to mundane tasks, but not the creative stuff. I find it funny that someone somewhere thought they could keep that ‘non-commercial use’ genie in the bottle. Thanks for your comment.
It reminds me of those princess picture edits where it looks normal at first, but then as you look closer, you know it so there’s a lot of different things wrong with the princesses or other find what’s wrong pictures
I'm just never buying a book on Amazon ever again
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Don't get me wrong, ai could be a useful tool to HELP write stories, like hold your hand and help you if you have writers block, but making ai write an entire story about "Jimmy ate a big bug and had very sussy illness"
11:11 they’re all taylor swift… THEY’RE ALL TAYLOR SWIFT
OH NOOO AAAAAAA
Your video popped up on my recommended and I have to say a damn fine video on an important topic. That's one sub and like from me, chief!
This was inevitable from the very start of ai generated text and image. It’s a massive fraud of intellectual property ground and mixed into meaningless garbage. But it just follows the same pattern we have seen before too. Every successful trend or product is immediately followed with flow of counterfeit spinoffs even before ai. It just made all much easier.
I believe it will take some time until the market is saturated with almost identical garbage when even ordinary people will notice something is amiss. Yet, there will always be market for cheap counterfeit product anyway.
And my English teacher told me plagerism was a crime
The only ads that I get on my kindle reader is the ai ones. This is out of hand lol
Do i hear ace attorney music in the background?
I was at the end of Uni when AI came in, and don't feel there's any point going to school or University now that you can do everything with Ai, and lecturers even taught us how to use ai and we were allowed to use them for our assessments so you don't even need to think anymore, writing a paper before would take a day or two, with ai it was done in a hour, wtf, it's a kick in the face for how much student debt you're in. Ai will only get better unfortunately, humans won't be needed anymore in the future if this ai abomination continues because it will take over everything and there'll be nothing left for us to do. BTW that Ai making kids sign a promise to give them a review is disgusting, shame on the scammer, and amazon for keeping it up for sale.
You're half right that it'll only get better. Its tied to what was photographed or available as a book online etc.
Nothing also beats the ability to recall information rather than being wedded to a computer to do or think.
Fight for legislation and resist the inhuman menace, and be cheerful about it.
Just a matter of time until Amazon provide categories and filter for AI books. It’s concerning but certainly not some apocalypse.
Dude. These books have been coming out for the last 2 years. Amazon aint gonna do crap as long as they are making money.
the same day book printing has been a service for a long time, you're essentially buying it from amazon to print you a hard version of a kindle book and the retailers get kindle levels of profit
I keep seeing these get recommended my kindle paperwhite’s lock screen. The first two I was like “ok this seems like AI but there’s no way this is actually a recommendation.”
And then another recommendation. Followed by another. And so on. And I can’t believe they’re doing this, it feels surreal.
apricot barcode arhcitecture sounds like the name of the only album a late 90s indie rock band released before breaking up and getting back together 2 decades later because they gained a cult following and largely influenced their local scene
This is just a waste of paper
i agree
What irks me most about AI right now is how some music has been licensed for AI to use, because AI bros know the music industry has money. Meanwhile, everyone from professionals to hobbiests to passionate painters had their work scraped/stolen and is used to compete with them, and no one actually asked or made artists aware their own work would be used to compete against them until it was released to the public.
Anyone else notice that the character on the front of the mrbeast book looks near identical to Hero’s brother from Big Hero 6?
They suck out the fun and pride of sharing your handcrafted creations
I was looking for art books and concept art books but once finding something i like i also see an AI coloring book.
unrelated but are you using ace attorney music in the background?
6:09 im guessing they use kindle direct publishing to put them on amazon, theres a youtube video from a while ago talking about people stealing youtube videos and putting them into books on amazon
Wait till people can't really think original ideas for their own.
Then again, all ideas are inspired by something else or etcetera.
@@SlapstickGenius23 human ideas stem from human experiences, and not from a text in a database describing them.
This is just making me realize how easy making a kids book probably already was
AI is the Temu of writting and art.
Aint no way we got Jeremy Donaldson and Talor Sift in the same video
I hate that nearly all the KDP videos on UA-cam focus on making a quick buck instead of making a good book. It’s an insult to human expression and creativity. Anyone that does this should be ashamed of themselves.
Next video should be of you putting these books in a paper shredder!!!
7:21 that does not look like mr beast, that looks like max mcgrath from max steel
I recently bought a self-published book from a UA-camr that I respected, but found it a painful read because of how obviously ChatGPT 'assisted' it was. It was kind of sad, because the author is a non-native English speaker, and probably didn't realize how verbose and pretentious AI assistance made her writing sound.
The pokemon guy!?
As a young budding content creator, as well as a musician and artist of over decade and a hobby animator who just loves anything creative, such as photography, baking, crafts etc in hopes to get a job in the creative industry I really hope that they start putting some rules or something on AI at some point because there are many people who barely even got a chance to break into the industry and these people putting out garbage are getting in. I don’t want quality work that takes hours and days and that you put your heart and soul into to be a thing of the past. at least there’s still a lot of problems with AI. You actually have to put work into it but when AI gets good enough originality might become a thing of the past and it scares me.😅
Its crazy because I just saw someone promoting their clearly AI generated book on nextdoor (with link to their amazon page). All the comments were of how wonderful the illustrations were and who was the illustrator…
Almost all the ads I get on my Kindle are for AI books anymore. I also get a lot of ads on UA-cam on how to become rich by creating books or audio for Amazon without spending much time on it. I figured it all had to be connected.
The guy behind the Wonka fiasco spammed AI books on Amazon too
Hi! Just found your channel and love your commentary 🤩 and yes, AI has gone way too far.
6:00: The profit is less than that because you have to account for printing costs and Amazon's cut.
I like how Musk's ai generated 3d drawing looks far more human than the actual guy
I knew I wasn’t crazy when DLL of those weird books were being recommended to me on my kindle.
As a writer who has a couple books on Amazon, this is concerning!! I’m wondering though, wouldn’t most people who buy these AI knockoffs end up returning them?
The Arts suffering their own D-Day, which is why we must outsmart the system by hand drawing the most basic covers to prevent AI maneuvers
I know this has nothing to do with the actual video but I appreciate the usage of the ace attorney jazz tracks in the background
how do I get a job doing content moderation for Amazon. I love banning and blocking people, I would be great at this.
Sad. I can’t believe people who are selling this slop are profiting from it.
"Department of Vinh Du stands in front of his parents' tombstone" kinda goes hard not gonna lie, If an actual story could be written out of it.
The internet's logical conclusion. Have an anonymous worldwide network and computers capable of generative AI. No humans around every corner, just algorithms.
You think you're going to get work made by humans that were thought through and made with human skill?
You think you're not going to be lied to constantly?
I wrote a book with absolutely no ai and no one is reading it 😢
What is it?
@@ClearGalaxies it's called indigo by marie leblay
Oh... so that ads weren't actually lying...
Ace Attorney background music 🤩🤩🤩
I still have yet to add my own novel to Amazon. The fuck am I to do to stand out
Whelp. That's as a good a reason as any to just stick with my brick and mortar book stores and library.
I'm not surprised by this. I see tons of UA-cam tutorials on how to create your own animations using AI without having any prior training or experience and make money doing this (especially if they are made for children).