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User questions ethics of vandalizing AI art to deter corporate use

A user on Mastodon is questioning the ethics of vandalizing or destroying AI-generated art, particularly when it appears in public spaces. The user suggests that defacing or stealing such art, like AI-generated advertisements or decorative pieces, could be a way to increase costs for corporations that favor AI art for its perceived cost savings over human artists. This action, the user posits, might incentivize companies to reconsider their reliance on AI-generated content. AI

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User questions ethics of vandalizing AI art to deter corporate use

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    As more and more things like this start showing up in the wild, I'm starting to wonder about the ethics of... y'know... defacing/destroying them. Like, if every

    As more and more things like this start showing up in the wild, I'm starting to wonder about the ethics of... y'know... defacing/destroying them. Like, if every time you found a low effort AI slop sign or advertisement, you pulled out ye olde Sharpee and wrote "AI SLOP" on it in …