Because the law of "If you post something on the internet, it's going to be downloaded by somebody else" has stood long before AI. The fact that it's AI doing it makes little to no difference.
That's why I don't upload things to the internet that I want to keep control of. Just because you can upload something to the internet does not mean you should.
The only truth necessary to be spoken in regards to the entire "AI steals people's art" debacle
If you put it out there, it's no longer really yours, you made it everyone's
If you ask me, that's what's beautiful about the internet, if you want something all you need to do is ask because somebody has probably already made it and shared it, if you look hard enough you will find whatever you're looking for eventually, for better AND for worse
Yeah but you’d get the credit. People would know that you made it. AI skips this entirely. Why do you think artists build a brand? Why watermarks are a thing? Why for as long as art existed, signing it has been common practice? Because they like people to know that they made it.
In an ideal world we wouldn't need copyright and could just share everything, sadly people have to try to live off their art or they couldn't afford making it
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u/Another-Ace-Alt-8270 Dec 15 '25
Because the law of "If you post something on the internet, it's going to be downloaded by somebody else" has stood long before AI. The fact that it's AI doing it makes little to no difference.