Extremely disgusting thing for the CTO of a company to say considering they steal the work of those same creatives (and she knows this!) in order to power their BS products.
Actually in a sane world, it would be the thieving Open Ai, who shouldn’t be here in the first place.
Adobe Creative Cloud uses your work to train AI.
You already pay them to use your tools, and in future they will charge you for using your own work.
Freedom to Create: Blender, Gimp, Krita, Inkscape.
50 years ago, Martin Newell used only 3 bezier curves (32) to create a perfect, smooth 3D model of a teapot. rendered with only 4060 tris.
After half a century, Autodesk unveils the Shitpot®. The non-manifold Shitpot with a polycount so high you can't see the fucking thing
When I started working on AI four decades ago, it simply didn’t occur to me that one of the biggest use cases would be derivative mimicry, transferring value from artists and other creators to megacorporations, using massive amounts of energy.
This is not the AI I dreamed of.
Today is the day. Nightshade v1.0 is ready. Performance tuning is done, UI fixes are done.
You can download Nightshade v1.0 from
https://t.co/knwLJSRrRh
Please read the what-is page and also the User's Guide on how to run Nightshade. It is a bit more involved than Glaze
Midjourney developers caught discussing laundering, and creating a database of Artists (who have been dehumanized to styles) to train Midjourney off of. This has been submitted into evidence for the lawsuit. Prompt engineers, your “skills” are not yours
https://t.co/wAhsNjt5Kz
Know that climate disasters this summer are only the beginning and they will get catastrophically worse until we end the fossil fuel industry. Everything humanity does depends on a livable climate. End fossil fuels rapidly and equitably. Switch into emergency mode
I wish everyone on Earth knew how genuinely "off the charts" key planetary trends are right now, and how abnormal and critical it is. Things like atmospheric CO2 fraction, heat extremes on land and ocean, biodiversity loss and extinction rates. All alarms should be going off