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First published on Substack (Abre numa nova janela).

Dante crossing the river Styx on his way to the city of Dis, capital city of hell, in whichs center a frozen Satan torments the souls of the traitors, the worst of sinners, guilty of treachery and betrayal towards their friends. Trending on artstation. (Abre numa nova janela)
You know you want 55 Mashups of Mariah Careys “All I Want For Christmas Is You” (Abre numa nova janela). Thank me later.
“In honor of what would have been Charles M. ‘Sparky’ Schulz’s 100th birthday, cartoonists across the country paid tribute to the Peanuts creator in their own comic strips on November 26, 2022. Schulz is the only cartoonist ever to receive this honor in the comic pages—a fitting tribute for a man who devoted his entire life to cartooning. The Charles M. Schulz Museum is proud to share the collection of tributes on this page (Abre numa nova janela).”

“How’s AI art going?” “Oh its just artists dunking on artists (Abre numa nova janela) all the time. Now there's a data contamination art practice (Abre numa nova janela) going on both sides #noiaiart with interesting results (Abre numa nova janela). It's pretty fun actually." "So AI is adding to the art conversation?" "You bet."
#noaiart in the style of Greg Rutkowski, trending on artstation (Abre numa nova janela) // Stable Diffusion 1.5, 120 steps, 14 cgf #aiart
Yes there is a guy prompting Stable Diffusion with “strings and text from inside malware, as well as filenames, and other usable meta data“ to generate Malware AI Art (Abre numa nova janela). Here’s W97M.Evolution@MM Generation C - IV Third Infection 75e2fd81fd1f27628f39409973da3df7. PC Gamer: AI art generated by the malware behind the cyberattacks on Ukraine is necessarily grim and very wormy (Abre numa nova janela).

More seriously, researchers found that AI models bleed training data into their generations and, yes, you can get out original artworks near verbatim by prompting the models with the labels: Diffusion Art or Digital Forgery? Investigating Data Replication in Diffusion Models : MediaSynthesis (Abre numa nova janela). This paper will be cited in the first AI art lawsuit and while i doubted the legality of AI art generators from the start (Abre numa nova janela), this doesn’t mean anything really. It just means that copyright laws hit a wall, and none of the questions are easily answered. Revolting against technology, not on the basis of exploitation which is where you have a point, but on the basis of aesthetic and artistic practice, just shows a limited understanding of art and freedom of art that should be roughlessly mocked. But maybe thats to be expected from people working in an industrialized creative complex, drawing Pokémon and Spiderman and Fantasy-Dragons all day for a buck and then wondering why their jobs are automatized away. On the other hand we have hucksters trying to claim land on a latent space that has been assembled from the collective art history and who try to sell prompts and who think they own something there. These bullshit artists should be mocked just as roughless and maybe even more so than people who mistake crafting skills for artistic vision. So yeah, I’m having a blast.
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