Oh hi everyone, we're so sorry about the bad feelings. We appreciate your feedback and want to assure you that we’ve already taken steps to address the concerns about our advertising.💪 Supporting original art remains an important priority for us. 🫡
It should have never been there in the first place. It doesn't make sense to chose to use AI art for anything dealing with art products. If you wish to keep your customer base, don't use 🚫AI
I buy art supplies quite often, and if I saw an ad for a product thay uses AI images, I would NEVER spend my money on that product. You can't use fake drawings to advertise a real product used for drawing!
This should 100 million percent count as "false advertisement" and be grounds for a lawsuit. Wasn't there a recent ruling involving Marvel where a judge ruled if something in the trailer is not in the film, that counts as false advertisements. Feels awfully similar. "I bought this product because you said this is what it makes." Since money is the only thing these corporate fuckwits understand, I really hope a lawsuit starts popping for all of these companies.
As often as I hear about their markers, Arrtx absolutely could have pulled off some sort of promo deal or contest like sending sample boxes to artists and then posting the creations. It's pretty normal to edit art into ads or onto packaging, but usually that's still going to be something that was actually drawn using those supplies (unless it's some cheapo discount brand lol). Someone in marketing goofed big time here.
What’s really sad is that all the RUclips videos of artists testing their tools in their own sketchbooks they could’ve asked them for pictures of those pieces because those are real life drawings and realistic results of their product. Guess that was too hard of a solution.
Art companies dont support artist 🙄💀 like...HOW IS THE COMPANY THAT BRAINDEAD? Edit: hope this will blow up to let others artist wont support the company until they address the situation 😡
Those frickin good Arrtx markers are just regular cheap chinese acrylic markers. ArtJourney made multiple videos on this. She compared them to 3 other cheap chinese brands and it turned out they are all the same. But Arrtx charges much more for them. They are literally scamming people and yet artists still promote them in their videos. No one cares because everyone wants to get free art supplies, right? Ur viewers are being scammed? Who cares? But then they all make hundreds of videos complaining about AI art. Oh, the sweet hypocricy.
Well, I didn't know they were cheap chinese markers -- I just bought them because I've seen them used a bunch and I loved them when I bought them, lol. I mean, I bought them all myself, so I didn't get anything for free even tho I asked!
@@friendlyneighborhoodartist Dont waste ur money on them. And should Arrtx ever reach out to you to make reviews on these markers, please point out that these are just cheap white labeled chinese markers that Arrtx slapped a premium price tag on. The GuangNa markers on Ali and T-mu and even A-zon (as well as the black ones with the rainbow font) are the same markers. The brush tips are the same, the acrylic ink is the same. But they are much cheaper than Arrtx. Hell, you can get a set of 120 markers for under 40 bucks, while Arrtx charges 70 bucks for a set of 60 markers. For the same product. I think more artists should talk about this. ArtJourney is the only person I know of so far, who has made such a video revealing this. Really sad.
@@Oozaru85 Oh yeah, I have some double ended markers I imported from China and like, and then was fuckin shocked as hell when I saw Arrtx start selling them for like double the price - esp when other sellers on Amazon were already selling them for way cheaper.
I've never used any products from Arrtx but on the news channel I saw a warning or psa about larbor day scams online and maybe they are connected to it in someway because there are multiple art brands using ai instead paying real artwork to advertise their materials and Arrtx happens to be one of them.
@@friendlyneighborhoodartist i don't get it either. Credibility is everything in the art world for when we want to buy things. You lose that, you're done for. Sad if they also make good products. As they could've just let their products speak for themselves and done a contest or hired artists for the example / ad images. I also think it's dumb for art companies to use ai art in advertising. Way to show you don't support artists by cutting them out and using ai generated art that's trained via stealing many artists work without consent. It's bad publicity for sure. I haven't used their products before but I wouldn't now even if told they're good as they don't respect artists enough to be honest with us, hire us to assist them, and support ai art via using it for their ad examples Edit: fixed typo as I'm on mobile
@@friendlyneighborhoodartist also wonderful video as always! Happy I found your channel and subscribed. I insta click your vids when they show up in my subscriber feed now :D
I really hope this is a case of "management told X to gather drawings for the adds" believeing they woud you know Pick actual drawings made with their materials but "X" Thought it would be easier/faster to pick Ai images and the higher ups just, didnt look back at it to confirm it was actual art
Marketing people do not care. They are obsessed with AI and think it is a valid way of using it. And I am talking not about models they trained themselves, but yes, Midjourney and co.
Usually how these types of promotional images are made is a graphic designer uses Photoshop to put the artwork on a page of a blank mock-up (either a photo of the product, or if the company doesn't wanna hire a photographer, a close-enough product that they can slap their packaging on in the same way as the artwork). The graphic designer or a hiring manager at the company probably would source the artwork by hiring a freelance artist to make them a variety of images they can chose from. Or getting them from some sort of free image database or one where they can pay for the rights to use it commercially, like Unsplash or w/e. There's a lot of AI art just...floating around out there now on those types of sites, as well as a lot of freelance 'artists' who just churn out AI 'art' without disclosing how they're doing it. So yeah. This type of thing is going to happen a lot now. Just because a company makes art products doesn't mean everyone working there is an artist or knows anything about art. They could be sourcing AI art intentionally, but they just as easily could have done it by accident. I kinda doubt they would bother to generate the images themselves. It's also unsurprising that these are edited, rather than photos of sketchbooks with real art in them. As far as I know, Artxx has pretty cheap markers and so it doesn't shock me that they cut costs by using mockups instead of real photos, because that's just the standard for cheap products popular on Amazon. Consumers should just assume everything is fake, not just in the art world but in advertising in general.
🎶 “What’s this?! What’s this?! There’s nonsense in the air. What’s this?! What’s this?! It’s Ai everywhere!” 🎵 Sorry your commentary had me expecting you to break out into song
I don't comment on here often but I am so glad someone called this out. Was checking out their website, saw this, googled to see if anyone had said anything about it, and the only result I got was one tiktok. I was considering getting a pack of their markers for myself but there were a lot of negative reviews on amazon saying their markers were either dried out or leaking, and recently I saw that the leaking thing happened to Static Wool too while they were reviewing markers that arrtx had sent to them, which basically fully got me to nope out of buying those. The sad thing is there really aren't a lot of alternatives when it comes to acrylic brush markers, it's either poscas very expensive brush markers which work a little differently and don't really come in a lot of colors, or these pretty low-quality markers that probably aren't made under the best working conditions. The one thing I'm hopeful for right now are the sharpie creative markers, they're made in the US and from the reviews I've seen they seem to be of pretty decent quality, although their opacity isn't the best. Most of the reviews aren't from traditional artists though, mostly from people who do journaling or more craft-sy stuff, so it's a little hard to know how they would work in drawings. They only have 12 colors in the moment though, but maybe if they started to gain traction in the art community they could expand their range of colors. This comment sounds like I'm sponsored lmao but I would just love to see more artists trying them out and if they're actually good, promoting them as an alternative to these other markers
I remember seeing the sharpie creative markers in a local store, but I decided not to get them because it didn't seem like they'd be as versatile as traditional acrylic paint. If only there were more colors, they might make some nice cel shaded pieces, and maybe some interesting blended textures could be achieved by dual-wielding the markers and a damp brush…
I hate Ai so much dang. Like It makes me insecure about my own art. Do my lines look to wobbely, is my hands to broken, does this look to much like ai? do i have to redraw this part, Like getting accused to ai and then have to go ahead and show the prosses wich i only have for my drawings i do on ipad, and not on the once i do on pc. It just makes everything so stressfull and annoying. Exluding all the other problems with ai like theft and all the countless other problems ofc.
they just bought some stock images that were AI made. people found the listings of the stock images. but still Wacom could have done better to vet the stock. or asked a few artists they worked with in the past to draw a dragon.
i fr loved how you chose to do traditional art in the background, but ITS SO SHOCKING how such a good sketchbook, has AI in the advertisement. ai is everywhere these days and none of the companies even TRY to fix the ai to at least look like real 'art', on 2:50 the marker would NOT do that! the colors don't even match, they could of just hired or asked a artist to draw something for them to sell it, BUT they used AI! there making money from this bullshit and its annoying.
@@friendlyneighborhoodartist yeah I can honestly see why it could go unnoticed, I had noticed awhile ago but I am too intimidated to make videos on YT so I never did. I'm glad someone is finally talking about it though, so ty for that.
This is nothing new. Various art companies use photoshopped images on their covers/ packaging for years, even as kid I saw it happening (im in my late 30s to give some context to time). Obviously with AI it's going to be even easier and cheaper to do this. I hated it then and I hate now. Step up and use real art that's been drawn on and with, the art products.
But it's not cheaper because they literally sent out FREE arrtx markers to a SHIT ton of artists, they could have easily asked them to promote them by using the art finished in these scketchbook ads.
@@friendlyneighborhoodartist Giving away free supplies and not reaching out to use any of the artists work? A missed opportunity to make a connection to the people you want to buy your products and to build some respect.
@@friendlyneighborhoodartist third party on the advertisement apartment? but then again they them shelfs posting it...mmm or just forgot to replace "temp art"...
As time goes on, I am increasingly noticing the divide between groups of people in society not listening to each other and further entrenching of inequalities-when they give you TOS and then blame you for not reading all of it when people already have so much going on in their lives, they can barely keep up with all of it without having to deal with the legality or ethics of something...because if something was ethical, you wouldn't have to worry about it. People shouldn't have to worry about the ethical implications of the actions of others simply because they have to fend for themselves because it's too hard for others to be good people. When people say that artists are just whining, are they taking for granted the idea that they might come out of this with some kind of benefits for whatever reasons they can come up with when they, themselves, are no better than those who wrong them? Perhaps they take for granted a lot of other things as well, which is why I believe people should carefully pick their fights regardless of what others have to say about it... I should say *_especially_* if what others say doesn't hold up. Arguments telling people to "deal with it" like: "This is the internet" "You can't pursue people in court" "This technology is here to stay" If people have time to talk about what they don't care about, then what does matter to you? If you focus on that instead, you don't have to look for external confirmation like others do because you are looking to learn from it, and that says a lot about "A.I."' culture/propaganda which is very much focused on consumerism, not self-fulfillment or self-betterment.
I wish I had more to say, but AI is all about supplementing something rewards for a facsimile of reward. It's a high because you have to fixate so much to make it work correctly, even then it's not without trouble. All these people think they are artists or writers, because they finally added something to their skill list that was creative without the effort. It's not there for good monetary gain, only short term, like NFTs. After people get used to it(which is approaching), they dip on it because it's low risk, no reward, lol.
Not surprised cause adobe/clip ai stuff but damn art companies doing this is so braindead. The false advertisement thing ,This even affected uber eats and the like where some restaurants will SHOW AI ART BURGERS instead of a photo. False advertisement using ai is going to be everywhere
False advertisement imo. But who am I to judge, the West and our "Justicia" has fallen to bow to Corporates a long time ago. But even at that... I've played around with a local AI Image Generator myself. And even with my minuscule expertise in the field I could produce better results for free right now. They aren't even scamming properly.
@@moosemoochie sure, until something happens to you. So, if you are anti people talking about something effecting their lives, what are u whining about? Seems like ur pro capitalist
“Hey, you're getting f-ed in the a--!” “A lot of people are, but you won't catch me complaining about it...” Paragon of f-ing logic right here... If you don't make your voice heard, you don't exist. So excuse us while we complain, call out, insult, sabotage, sue and then complain some more, while all you're apparently willing to do is whine about people who are not willing to shut up and take it. Useless.
Oh hi everyone, we're so sorry about the bad feelings. We appreciate your feedback and want to assure you that we’ve already taken steps to address the concerns about our advertising.💪 Supporting original art remains an important priority for us. 🫡
Good, this isn't the first time we've seen you use AI. I'm hoping to see more from you guys.
It should have never been there in the first place. It doesn't make sense to chose to use AI art for anything dealing with art products. If you wish to keep your customer base, don't use 🚫AI
I buy art supplies quite often, and if I saw an ad for a product thay uses AI images, I would NEVER spend my money on that product. You can't use fake drawings to advertise a real product used for drawing!
@@tristanicole7937 yep
This should 100 million percent count as "false advertisement" and be grounds for a lawsuit. Wasn't there a recent ruling involving Marvel where a judge ruled if something in the trailer is not in the film, that counts as false advertisements. Feels awfully similar. "I bought this product because you said this is what it makes." Since money is the only thing these corporate fuckwits understand, I really hope a lawsuit starts popping for all of these companies.
Oh, it totally is, lol. wtf is with this.
Remember. Companies are not your friend. They exist to make money and they will use any method to cut costs so they dont have to pay people
that's why we need to take our money away from them so they back off like Wacom
true, but false advertisement tho lol
yep ;-;
It also falls into the realm of false advertising but after wacom, the floodgates have opened.
@@nekodirge they recently took off all the ai content from the listing lol
As often as I hear about their markers, Arrtx absolutely could have pulled off some sort of promo deal or contest like sending sample boxes to artists and then posting the creations. It's pretty normal to edit art into ads or onto packaging, but usually that's still going to be something that was actually drawn using those supplies (unless it's some cheapo discount brand lol). Someone in marketing goofed big time here.
YEP. THEY COULDA. but ya know, lazy af.
You doing the lords work calling these companies out ! Screw AI
lmao, thank you~
What’s really sad is that all the RUclips videos of artists testing their tools in their own sketchbooks they could’ve asked them for pictures of those pieces because those are real life drawings and realistic results of their product. Guess that was too hard of a solution.
This! THEY COULD HAVE DONE THAT.
Art companies dont support artist 🙄💀 like...HOW IS THE COMPANY THAT BRAINDEAD?
Edit: hope this will blow up to let others artist wont support the company until they address the situation 😡
don't worry, i tagged them on twitter lol...
Those frickin good Arrtx markers are just regular cheap chinese acrylic markers. ArtJourney made multiple videos on this. She compared them to 3 other cheap chinese brands and it turned out they are all the same. But Arrtx charges much more for them. They are literally scamming people and yet artists still promote them in their videos. No one cares because everyone wants to get free art supplies, right? Ur viewers are being scammed? Who cares? But then they all make hundreds of videos complaining about AI art. Oh, the sweet hypocricy.
Well, I didn't know they were cheap chinese markers -- I just bought them because I've seen them used a bunch and I loved them when I bought them, lol. I mean, I bought them all myself, so I didn't get anything for free even tho I asked!
@@friendlyneighborhoodartist Dont waste ur money on them. And should Arrtx ever reach out to you to make reviews on these markers, please point out that these are just cheap white labeled chinese markers that Arrtx slapped a premium price tag on.
The GuangNa markers on Ali and T-mu and even A-zon (as well as the black ones with the rainbow font) are the same markers. The brush tips are the same, the acrylic ink is the same. But they are much cheaper than Arrtx.
Hell, you can get a set of 120 markers for under 40 bucks, while Arrtx charges 70 bucks for a set of 60 markers. For the same product. I think more artists should talk about this. ArtJourney is the only person I know of so far, who has made such a video revealing this. Really sad.
@@Oozaru85 well, damn! I guess I will lol.
@@Oozaru85 Oh yeah, I have some double ended markers I imported from China and like, and then was fuckin shocked as hell when I saw Arrtx start selling them for like double the price - esp when other sellers on Amazon were already selling them for way cheaper.
I think she took that video down. I went to search it just now D:?
There were literally so many better ways to do this advertisement instead of using ai art.
@@ConsistentlyInconsistent_J that's why they took it down after I messaged them about false advertisement lmao
I've never used any products from Arrtx but on the news channel I saw a warning or psa about larbor day scams online and maybe they are connected to it in someway because there are multiple art brands using ai instead paying real artwork to advertise their materials and Arrtx happens to be one of them.
Which sucks because their markers are the best
i was sent arrtx markers by the company - and use them often. I can confirm - they produce nothing that looks like that.
@@brittnidraws lmao, and here I am paying for them
its so much harder to trust art companies now, since a lot now use ai or fake editing of things with false claims. sad noises
like why? so many people would off art. there is no reason to use these, they MAKE EXCELLENT PRODUCTS
@@friendlyneighborhoodartist i don't get it either. Credibility is everything in the art world for when we want to buy things. You lose that, you're done for.
Sad if they also make good products. As they could've just let their products speak for themselves and done a contest or hired artists for the example / ad images.
I also think it's dumb for art companies to use ai art in advertising. Way to show you don't support artists by cutting them out and using ai generated art that's trained via stealing many artists work without consent.
It's bad publicity for sure. I haven't used their products before but I wouldn't now even if told they're good as they don't respect artists enough to be honest with us, hire us to assist them, and support ai art via using it for their ad examples
Edit: fixed typo as I'm on mobile
@@friendlyneighborhoodartist also wonderful video as always! Happy I found your channel and subscribed. I insta click your vids when they show up in my subscriber feed now :D
@@HayzTeeArt hahaha thanks!
@@HayzTeeArt this is the easiest way to keep customers, especially when the stuff is made for traditional works. Lol
companies using AI over artist is already disgusting but ART companies using AI? that's a boycot deserving type shit
Like why would they even need to do this? They can pay a few thousand out to some artists?
I really hope this is a case of "management told X to gather drawings for the adds" believeing they woud you know Pick actual drawings made with their materials but "X" Thought it would be easier/faster to pick Ai images and the higher ups just, didnt look back at it to confirm it was actual art
🤔 let's hope so, i did tag them on twitter lol
Marketing Team taking the biggest L
@@Brenilla that's where they live lol
Marketing people do not care. They are obsessed with AI and think it is a valid way of using it. And I am talking not about models they trained themselves, but yes, Midjourney and co.
it's such a stupid move, lol...jesus
Ah yes, lets use the tool that is the biggest threat, in making our art forour pencils lol.
Especially, after sending out all these exact markers to artists for free?????
Usually how these types of promotional images are made is a graphic designer uses Photoshop to put the artwork on a page of a blank mock-up (either a photo of the product, or if the company doesn't wanna hire a photographer, a close-enough product that they can slap their packaging on in the same way as the artwork). The graphic designer or a hiring manager at the company probably would source the artwork by hiring a freelance artist to make them a variety of images they can chose from. Or getting them from some sort of free image database or one where they can pay for the rights to use it commercially, like Unsplash or w/e. There's a lot of AI art just...floating around out there now on those types of sites, as well as a lot of freelance 'artists' who just churn out AI 'art' without disclosing how they're doing it. So yeah. This type of thing is going to happen a lot now. Just because a company makes art products doesn't mean everyone working there is an artist or knows anything about art. They could be sourcing AI art intentionally, but they just as easily could have done it by accident. I kinda doubt they would bother to generate the images themselves.
It's also unsurprising that these are edited, rather than photos of sketchbooks with real art in them. As far as I know, Artxx has pretty cheap markers and so it doesn't shock me that they cut costs by using mockups instead of real photos, because that's just the standard for cheap products popular on Amazon. Consumers should just assume everything is fake, not just in the art world but in advertising in general.
So cringe :/
The Perceive music is perfect for this.
@@Tenko72 I do love ace attorney music got these videos
🎶 “What’s this?! What’s this?! There’s nonsense in the air. What’s this?! What’s this?! It’s Ai everywhere!” 🎵
Sorry your commentary had me expecting you to break out into song
@@NotSoMax ahahahahaah I love this comment xD
I don't comment on here often but I am so glad someone called this out. Was checking out their website, saw this, googled to see if anyone had said anything about it, and the only result I got was one tiktok. I was considering getting a pack of their markers for myself but there were a lot of negative reviews on amazon saying their markers were either dried out or leaking, and recently I saw that the leaking thing happened to Static Wool too while they were reviewing markers that arrtx had sent to them, which basically fully got me to nope out of buying those. The sad thing is there really aren't a lot of alternatives when it comes to acrylic brush markers, it's either poscas very expensive brush markers which work a little differently and don't really come in a lot of colors, or these pretty low-quality markers that probably aren't made under the best working conditions. The one thing I'm hopeful for right now are the sharpie creative markers, they're made in the US and from the reviews I've seen they seem to be of pretty decent quality, although their opacity isn't the best. Most of the reviews aren't from traditional artists though, mostly from people who do journaling or more craft-sy stuff, so it's a little hard to know how they would work in drawings. They only have 12 colors in the moment though, but maybe if they started to gain traction in the art community they could expand their range of colors. This comment sounds like I'm sponsored lmao but I would just love to see more artists trying them out and if they're actually good, promoting them as an alternative to these other markers
I remember seeing the sharpie creative markers in a local store, but I decided not to get them because it didn't seem like they'd be as versatile as traditional acrylic paint. If only there were more colors, they might make some nice cel shaded pieces, and maybe some interesting blended textures could be achieved by dual-wielding the markers and a damp brush…
Oh my god yeah this is false advertisement what the fuck
Totally.
@@friendlyneighborhoodartist HELLO?! WOAH
@@xxxxx-iu4fw :D hiiiii
i come in thinking this is ragebait but damn, you are right. wtf is the company thinking?
I mean, I am pretty mad, lol. I legit bought these marker like over 100 bucks. Thankfully, I didn't buy their sketchbooks
This is absolutely sad, I'm glad you're calling them out on it! I wonder if there's going to be a response
Let's hope so, I've @ them on twitter twice.
I hate Ai so much dang. Like It makes me insecure about my own art. Do my lines look to wobbely, is my hands to broken, does this look to much like ai? do i have to redraw this part, Like getting accused to ai and then have to go ahead and show the prosses wich i only have for my drawings i do on ipad, and not on the once i do on pc. It just makes everything so stressfull and annoying. Exluding all the other problems with ai like theft and all the countless other problems ofc.
Bruh, same too. I feel so insecure:(
didnt wacom also do some ai promotion thing, companies are just doing stuff for no reason like wtf
Yeah, I made a video on that too, lol.
they just bought some stock images that were AI made. people found the listings of the stock images. but still Wacom could have done better to vet the stock. or asked a few artists they worked with in the past to draw a dragon.
@@ghoulchan7525 it's not really a good excuse.
@@friendlyneighborhoodartist it isn't. but it is an explanation for what happened
@@ghoulchan7525 we don't know if they didn't just generate these on their own.
Talk about false advertisement
Yep, they recently took down the ai content.
…..they’ve deleted them from the website now???????? I can’t find any except the bunny 😂
Ahaha, I emailed them the listing and asked why they did this?
@@friendlyneighborhoodartistlol
@@Katartillustrations lol they mad
i fr loved how you chose to do traditional art in the background, but ITS SO SHOCKING how such a good sketchbook, has AI in the advertisement. ai is everywhere these days and none of the companies even TRY to fix the ai to at least look like real 'art', on 2:50 the marker would NOT do that! the colors don't even match, they could of just hired or asked a artist to draw something for them to sell it, BUT they used AI! there making money from this bullshit and its annoying.
Such false advertisement, especially after hhanding out these markers for free?
Did you draw that red pencil sketch? It looks amazing!
Oh, I did! I don't show my actual sketchbook often but I figured I would since it was a traditional medium, lol
They've been doing this for awhile, since last year at the very least, and honestly I'm kind of shocked nobody has said jack shit about it?
I think it's because no one noticed it and didn't hit anyone's eyes until someone with a YT account did XD
@@friendlyneighborhoodartist yeah I can honestly see why it could go unnoticed, I had noticed awhile ago but I am too intimidated to make videos on YT so I never did. I'm glad someone is finally talking about it though, so ty for that.
@@himbosuplex i'm here for artists, so fml lol~ ill bring it to light.
broooo what
lol i know
That is kinda ridiculous.
What was the point of giving out all those free markers?
😭😭😭😭
dont worry me too
This is nothing new. Various art companies use photoshopped images on their covers/ packaging for years, even as kid I saw it happening (im in my late 30s to give some context to time). Obviously with AI it's going to be even easier and cheaper to do this. I hated it then and I hate now. Step up and use real art that's been drawn on and with, the art products.
But it's not cheaper because they literally sent out FREE arrtx markers to a SHIT ton of artists, they could have easily asked them to promote them by using the art finished in these scketchbook ads.
@@friendlyneighborhoodartist Giving away free supplies and not reaching out to use any of the artists work? A missed opportunity to make a connection to the people you want to buy your products and to build some respect.
The genAI trap hype 💀
thanks, i hate it lol
can we say third party / adobe stock... sigh...
Maybe, but every picture being ai????? It reeks that someone doesn't know the different between their product and what they are showing.
@@friendlyneighborhoodartist third party on the advertisement apartment? but then again they them shelfs posting it...mmm or just forgot to replace "temp art"...
I won't buy from Arrtx
Well, they removed it for now but 😅
As time goes on, I am increasingly noticing the divide between groups of people in society not listening to each other and further entrenching of inequalities-when they give you TOS and then blame you for not reading all of it when people already have so much going on in their lives, they can barely keep up with all of it without having to deal with the legality or ethics of something...because if something was ethical, you wouldn't have to worry about it. People shouldn't have to worry about the ethical implications of the actions of others simply because they have to fend for themselves because it's too hard for others to be good people.
When people say that artists are just whining, are they taking for granted the idea that they might come out of this with some kind of benefits for whatever reasons they can come up with when they, themselves, are no better than those who wrong them? Perhaps they take for granted a lot of other things as well, which is why I believe people should carefully pick their fights regardless of what others have to say about it... I should say *_especially_* if what others say doesn't hold up.
Arguments telling people to "deal with it" like:
"This is the internet"
"You can't pursue people in court"
"This technology is here to stay"
If people have time to talk about what they don't care about, then what does matter to you? If you focus on that instead, you don't have to look for external confirmation like others do because you are looking to learn from it, and that says a lot about "A.I."' culture/propaganda which is very much focused on consumerism, not self-fulfillment or self-betterment.
I wish I had more to say, but AI is all about supplementing something rewards for a facsimile of reward. It's a high because you have to fixate so much to make it work correctly, even then it's not without trouble.
All these people think they are artists or writers, because they finally added something to their skill list that was creative without the effort.
It's not there for good monetary gain, only short term, like NFTs. After people get used to it(which is approaching), they dip on it because it's low risk, no reward, lol.
Not surprised cause adobe/clip ai stuff but damn art companies doing this is so braindead.
The false advertisement thing ,This even affected uber eats and the like where some restaurants will SHOW AI ART BURGERS instead of a photo. False advertisement using ai is going to be everywhere
@@Skyefrost. like damn, like why lol
False advertisement imo. But who am I to judge, the West and our "Justicia" has fallen to bow to Corporates a long time ago.
But even at that...
I've played around with a local AI Image Generator myself.
And even with my minuscule expertise in the field I could produce better results for free right now. They aren't even scamming properly.
I know :( just lmao, hold a contest yall have money.
this is so disappointing from them honestly
They are embarrassing themselves.
artists whining again about being broke
@@moosemoochie an aibro supporting theft from artist, commenting on my video for engagement? Thanks :)
@@friendlyneighborhoodartist not even an ai bro, just an anti boo hoo guy
@@moosemoochie sure, until something happens to you. So, if you are anti people talking about something effecting their lives, what are u whining about? Seems like ur pro capitalist
@@friendlyneighborhoodartist things happen to everyone, but they don't complain about it as much as artists
“Hey, you're getting f-ed in the a--!”
“A lot of people are, but you won't catch me complaining about it...”
Paragon of f-ing logic right here...
If you don't make your voice heard, you don't exist. So excuse us while we complain, call out, insult, sabotage, sue and then complain some more, while all you're apparently willing to do is whine about people who are not willing to shut up and take it. Useless.