Artist Jingna Zhang built Cara, a platform explicitly intended to protect artists from having their art stolen by AI…and yet these people just won’t leave them well enough alone.

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  • dezand@lemmy.world
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    7 hours ago

    An app like Cara, that positions itself as an Anti-AI art platform, would obviously be targeted by anyone who’s offended simply by its existence.

    Not only its a honey-pot of art, it’s also a challenge for any self proclaimed ai “prompt kiddie” to hurt the other side.

    They need to apply better protections to at least make mass scraping by bots a bit more difficult and expensive.

    • brucethemoose@lemmy.world
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      It’s kind of an intractable problem though. The more “protected” the art is, aka restricted from the public, the harder it is to actually show human beings.

      I think the only practical solution would be “prints only.” Archive the digital copy, display the prints in museums… not to replicate Instagram.