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As of right now, unfortunately, we don't have laws in place yet for this sort of thing, so pre-existing non-private images uploaded on PUBLIC websites are currently in a moral grey area, of how they are allowed to be used, because this technology is unprecedented.
Unlike popular belief, however, AI does not Frankenstein artwork together, ultimately it is just as original as something drawn by hand. If you show pictures (real and fake) of a cat to a child, then take away the pictures from the child so that it can no longer see them, and then ask the child to draw a cat, is that art theft?
It's even more ridiculous when you consider AI are trained of tens of millions of images, more images than even a human could view in their lifetime, so it truly is asinine to assert the robot's is art theft when the human's isn't.
Whether or not you can appreciate the image, whether it "doesn't put love into the art" is deeply subjective and dependent on your own beliefs.
You look at pictures, you watch movies and your brain reads everything that happens. Thus, starting to create, you are already subconsciously copying something. In particular, this or that style in drawing. Therefore, writing that AI copies some styles is strange. People copy too :)
But what surprises me most is the fact that some individuals burn so much because of it.
THIS IS JUST A PICTURE ON THE INTERNET.
We are not at an art exhibition, I do not claim to have painted this myself, I do not commercialize my pictures in any way.
Understand a simple thing, the drawing process itself is a routine, and AI allows you to bypass this routine and immediately visualize my fantasy from my head.
The only purpose for which I post this is to please other people so that they look, visually enjoy it and move on. Be simple