The video (YouTube monologue by LARRUZ, recorded March 24, 2023) discusses legal and ethical concerns around AI-generated art. The speaker explains how generative models train on large datasets and, with human feedback, produce outputs that remix existing works — sometimes reproducing an individual artist's distinctive style — which has provoked pushback and protests from creators.
My next prediction here, which is actually less of a prediction and more of a thing that already started happening, is this copyright mess that we got ourselves into with all these AI tech, the way these models functions, that they learn from a bunch of data, and then there's a layer of human interaction that teaches the code what's good and what's less good. But the fact remains that at the end of the day, every single one of these outputs is just a remix of some other data. And with arts, this is getting a lot of people pissed off, and rightfully so. Imagine all your life you've been perfecting your craft, and then you develop a unique style, and all of a sudden this thing reads it, and just by including your name, it can create infin amounts of work just in the style that you've been developing all your life. Well, that really sucks. And some people are standing up and protesting already.
