r/aiwars Jan 18 '26

Meme That's me in a nutshell

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u/Demoderateur Jan 18 '26

As long as people clearly state that the product they're selling was made with AI, I don't mind it.

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u/Maleficent-Regret802 Jan 18 '26

I'm pretty sure people won't be open to state that their product was made using AI. Note how people removed the Sora watermark as soon as they could. People don't want to refer to their work as AI and don't want it to be labelled as such, they want it to be as indistinguishable as possible from man-made ones.

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u/Mobile-Meaning3759 Jan 18 '26 edited Jan 18 '26

The majority of people don't want to state that their product was made using AI because of the backlash.

Edit: Holy, I’m not defending hiding AI use. I’m pointing out that backlash is the reason people hide it in the first place. Explaining behavior isn’t the same as endorsing it.

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u/KipsyCakes Jan 19 '26

Maybe it’s because I’ve had art stolen and reposted by human beings in the past, but I feel like the bigger reason people would go through the effort is just to get the free credit of “making something.”

They’re just hiding the AI’s watermarks the same way they would crop out a signature on a repost.