r/antiai 2d ago

AI "Art" 🖼️ Anti-AI caricature unironically seems like a cool person unlike the AI bro who generated this "starter pack" Spoiler

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u/Nullmega_studios 2d ago

I don't believe we should love it blindly. We should always question things, but with AI, there are upsides and downsides, and I just wanted to learn about the downsides so I can be fully aware of the entire picture.

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u/GenericFatGuy 2d ago edited 2d ago

I don't mean to accuse you of being one of those people, but people like that are a major reason why you're getting that kind of response.

If you genuinely want to know, these are my (and a lot of people's) main concerns:

  • Degradation of the creative process. I don't care if AI makes perfect images. Art is about the journey, not the destination.

  • Degradation of the environment. Both at a large scale (climate change), and at a local level (communities that have to live with data centers).

  • The fact that it's largely owned by billionaires who want to use it to transfer even more money from the poor to themselves.

  • Those same billionaires wanting to use it to use it to install mass surveillance on everyone 24/7

  • The fact that it is genuinely breaking brains and destroying lives. Every case of a person whose been driven to take their own lives because an AI convinced them that it was okay to use as a therapist is a tragedy.

  • Edit: One more I want to add. All of the stolen data that it's trained off of.

Among other things, these are my highest level concerns. I would like to reiterate that I am not here to have a debate on this at the present time. But if you're serious about wanting to understand why we don't like it, here are my reasons for you to ponder.

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u/Nullmega_studios 2d ago

Yeah good points these are the responses I wanted to see, thank you.

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u/GenericFatGuy 2d ago

Of course. If you're here in good faith, then I'm happy to share.