What To Expect From Artificial Intelligence In 2023? Art Generator Not Well Received By Global Artists

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 05/01/2023 at 12:11

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In 2022, with the success of the Lensa, an AI-powered selfie application developed by Primas Labs, many other applications with this technology are expected to emerge. In fact, the market believes that they could be tricked into creating NSFW images to sexualize and alter the appearance of women.

In this regard, senior policy researcher at the Mozilla Foundation, Maximilian Gahntz, points out that the integration of these applications with generative AI could amplify the effects of these systems, whether that is a good or bad thing.

As an example, we have Stable Diffusion, which was trained on millions of images from the internet until it could associate certain concepts and words with certain images. This happened because current text generation models are easily misled to produce misleading or fraudulent content.

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Artists Lead the Effort to Disable Datasets

At the end of 2022, DeviantArt launched an AI art generator, developed on Stable Diffusion, and fine-tuned with the art from its own community. For long-time members of DeviantArt, the art generator was not viewed positively, as they criticized the platform’s lack of transparency in using copyrighted art to train the system.

In this sense, the creators of these generators claim that they have taken steps to limit the amount of harmful content their systems produce. However, looking at the generations on social media, it is clear that there are still barriers to be addressed.

On the subject, one of the officials from Stability AI, the company behind the generator, stated that “Datasets require active curation to address these issues and should be subjected to significant scrutiny, including from communities that tend to be left holding the short end of the stick.” For him, there are controversies regarding the control that exists on social media.

Additionally, after public pressure, Stability AI indicated that it would allow artists to opt out of the dataset used to train the next-generation Stable Diffusion model. Thus, through the site HaveIBeenTrained.com, rights holders will be able to request cancellations before training begins in a few weeks.

Finally, it is worth noting that OpenAI, also responsible for the AI behind DeviantArt, does not allow this exclusion mechanism, preferring to partner with organizations like Shutterstock to license parts of their image galleries. However, due to the issues it faces with Stability AI, it is likely that it will quickly offer the option for users to opt out.

What To Expect From Artificial Intelligence In 2023? Art Generator Not Well Received By Global Artists

Artists Lead the Effort to Disable Datasets

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What To Expect From Artificial Intelligence In 2023? Art Generator Not Well Received By Global Artists

Artists Lead the Effort to Disable Datasets

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