#PortfolioDay
Hello! These are the only three illustrations I was able to make public last year (2021). I hope to be able to show some of what I'm doing soon. Thank you!
[1/2] The good thing about not having barely uploaded my work to the internet is that I can now clearly identify the old works that you have used without my consent to train derivative AI.
This clarity will be great for future lawsuits. Thanks for that.⬇️
#scavengersreign
is a rare bird, a shooting star. I was lucky enough to see it inside, work on it. The show it's re-released tomorrow, let's keep this anomaly shining ✨⚡✨
#solarpunk
HBO Max has ordered a new adult animated sci-fi drama titled "SCAVENGERS REIGN." Created by Joe Bennett and Charles Huettner, and produced by Titmouse, the series follows the surviving crew of a damaged deep space freighter who are stranded on a beautiful yet unforgiving planet.
@harriorrihar
@KaliYuga_ai
@RiversHaveWings
It can copy the color scheme and basic composition but fails to copy mark-making, important details, etc.
Maybe in the future dall-e 3 will be able to make images which appear equal to this original? but for now it transforms the input image quite a bit.
“If a large company sees an image or an idea that can be useful to them, they just have to enter it into the system and obtain mimetic results in seconds, they will not need to pay the artist for that image. These platforms are washing machines of intellectual property.”
Just the fact that an AI is training with an image of mine to work later on other images, and without my consent, is already very immoral. I should be paid for that iteration right now, in the hypothetical case that I had given them permission.
After failing in my idea of being a BD/Comic/Manga author in March 2012, exactly 10 years ago, this was the first illustration I did with the intention of amortizing my failure.
Hayao Miyazaki when he discovered AI derivative art:
- I strongly feel that this is an insult to humanism itself.
Humans when they discovered the AI derivative art:
- Dall-E, draw me in the style of Ghibli any fucking shit.
Imagine that you are knitting a scarf, someone approaches you and steals your scarf, and when you call him a thief, he says: hey, but you didn't invent scarves, you looked to someone else to learn how to knit, and now I want to your scarf so that my robot learns to knit like you.
Prompt designers are not authors, they are collectors. The authors of AI generative images are opaque and untraceable. I cannot respect any type of intellectual property, copyright, that is granted to an image generated by artificial intelligence.
Bruce Willis is retiring following his aphasia diagnosis, but his image will live on through AI after he sold the rights to a deepfake company.
We illustrators can't sell our rights, because... well, they've already been stolen from us.
The first newspaper to use AI to illustrate an article says that what artists are bothered about is progress. I predict that many newspapers will join the laundering of data theft and copyright.
Artists: angry that their data has been exploited by tech companies, with even companies like Stability AI, accidentally admitting that their audio ai models avoid copyright data due to potential legal issues.
The Atlantic: what artist are really angry about is PrOgReSs 🙄
Many AI images come out with signatures or traces of watermarks. It is a violation of copyright more than obvious. They will correct it so that we do not see them, and thus be able to continue stealing with impunity.
#mimicrAI
Technobro ethics is summed up in that if something is profitable, it is ethical. The only thing that is immoral for the technobro is to question the ethics of something that is profitable, even if it is only profitable for one person to the detriment of the rest, because...↘️
“Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.”
― Frank Herbert, DUNE 1966
#solarpunk
The big tech take advantage of this legal vacuum in the far west to train their machines as soon as possible, and if at some point it is decided that this is not right, it will not matter because the machines will have already assimilated it.
There's no doubt in my mind that making AI art is real art.
I spent about 1.5 hours tweaking things to produce these visuals. The hair, perfect red lipstick color, focus, eyes, wrinkles, theme, reflections, clothes. It was a joy to achieve a result I couldn't have previously.
@TheRadBass
It's technology built on a scam. Without a database, this technology does not offer any results, and that database in this case has been stolen. Is it Technology? Yes, like 100% of the things that surround us, is the anthropocene. Technology has no value by itself.
while Sam Altman admits that his technology is only possible with stolen IP, implying that his strategy is to steal quickly, and make more money than the lawsuits cost him... The popularizers defend the inexorability of AI, because the opposite is democracy and legal system.
I would pay for an application that blocks all users who have an active account on Midjourney, OpenIA, and others. I don't want to see their content and I don't want them to see mine either. It would be a good business.
The case for intellectual creation in the making of an AI image using MidJourney. Part of the work is in the prompt, it takes time to know what to ask. Here's the prompt "futuristic city under a dome digital art deviantart high detail high definition octane render"
There is a very possible near future, in which different AIs are fighting for control of art and narratives, and humans are fighting for electricity, gas and gasoline. I would make a movie about it, but I can't anymore, I'm a human.
Muchos que fantasean con la idea de películas personalizadas, videojuegos personalizados, metaverso , IA para todo, AGI... pronto se darán cuenta de que para todo eso existe un techo energético, de que su uso exclusivo tendrá otras prioridades, y de que no serán las vuestras.
A tener en cuenta: la infraestructura de IA -Gobierno y Microsoft cerraron un acuerdo de inversión- generará más presión hídrica en un país que se seca.
1) ChatGPT consume un litro de agua por cada 100 preguntas.
2) La IA disparó un 34% el consumo de agua de Microsoft.
Hilo🧵
@Flomerboy
@KaliYuga_ai
@RiversHaveWings
I don't know man, it took me a week to do that illustration, you're going to take 2 seconds to make variations, I think you're taking advantage of my work, I think I could go to your house to empty your fridge.
BAD THINGS ABOUT NFTs 💩:
Cryptobot harassment.
Crypto evangelists.
Theft and fraud.
NFTsplaining.
Control over the media.
Absurd speculation.
Contamination.
GOOD THINGS ABOUT NFTs ❤️:
Fall and end of NFTs.
The founder of Stable Diffusion:
"My message to young artists worried about their future career would be, 'illustration design jobs are very tedious'. It's not about being artistic, you are a tool".
Please someone release an AI to replace technoidiots.
There is a lot of talk about the legacy of Moebius, but in almost all the briefings I have received in the last 10 years, an image of Roger Dean always appeared.
🚨BREAKING: The European Parliament has just APPROVED the AI Act. What everyone should know:
➵ The AI Act follows a risk-based approach. Some AI systems are banned, such as those involving:
- Cognitive behavioral manipulation of people or specific vulnerable groups;
- Social
Imagine a movie from the future, scripted by an AI, with VFX made by AI, with replicas of AI actors, on a paid streaming channel with advertising:
1 - Tell me a reason why I want to see it.
2 - If you convince me to watch it, tell me a reason why I shouldn't pirate it.
I know you don't like it when I say this, but I think AI is going to replace illustrators as tools, and I think creativity is just a mechanism. My work at least it is, and there is no magic there.