duckprintspress:

duckprintspress:

no nuance…

yes, I use generative AI as part of my creative process

no, I don’t use generative AI as part of my creative process

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I should probably define what falls under the umbrella of generative AI here but I kinda don’t feel like it, but like. using an image generator to make references. brainstorming by talking with chatgpt. generating images of characters as inspiration. all that kinda jazz counts. as of course does full-on using genAI to make your stuff.

remember that your vote is anonymous, so you don’t have to out yourself on one side or the other when you share. I’m just curious what the spread is actually like when there’s some anonymity. if you’re wondering my own opinion it’s in my original tags, but I’m attempting not to be judgemental in this accompanying text.

just remember that if y'all want to see how bad the genAI users get ratioed, you need to reblog it…

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  1. i-eat-teeth-and-reblog reblogged this from ivynajspyder
  2. prettyhatevox said: i use my computer touchpad and my pencils and pens
  3. mr-ninja1 said: I wonder if the conception of creative platform AI has the same effects as cultural appropriation. Where do you draw the lines for: stealing, borrowing, and fair use?
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  7. fennecfoxcat said: I used it back in like, 2022, but only because I didn’t know it was bad really
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    Why would I need generative AI when I have the joy and whimsy of the weirdest fucking dreams, a hamster on a wheel for a...
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  18. writerly-reblogs-with-grace said: The sole time I ever used it to help with my writing was as a research tool for a short story/fairytale - “here’s the basic idea, list some different cultures’ mythologies this could fit into” - and then I went and researched the options it gave me for myself. I’ve never had it actually generate my story for me, and I wouldn’t want to. Even without the plagiarism, it would take all the fun out of writing!
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