Really bad to see, but great to see the horror community pushing back against this. I’ve never seen this much goodwill for a movie turn completely against it.
Really bad to see, but great to see the horror community pushing back against this. I’ve never seen this much goodwill for a movie turn completely against it.
A hammer can be used to make a construction worker’s job easier, or beat him over the head. It depends on how people use it. Using it as a replacement for workers is something we should fight against.
Sure but this isn’t that.
Most of what I’m seeing is “don’t use AI!”
If I were a film maker I would lean into it’s weaknesses and make some uncanny valley stuff.
AI generators are built entirely on stolen art, without credit given, and used strictly to eliminate jobs and accumulate more capital. Its bad.
If that’s how you feel then nothing I say is gonna shift your opinion. Good day!
Those are facts though.
Why not just hire the artists that the AI is pulling from to do the work then?
Or … does the film credit the sources that the AI art was pulled from? Do the people that did the work get any credit for… you know… the stuff they did that somebody else is profiting from?