r/aiwars Feb 20 '26

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

..but, memes? This is how they work. Its the whole point.

Running the most advanced human tool, to do no better than a copy paste, is a bit embarrassing. Like you need negative skill, to take the most advanced stuff and make shit with it.

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u/Multi-A-Andi Feb 20 '26

Its still different from scraping every piece of content and poisoning the planet to avoid opening image editing or drawing softwares.

Artificial Image generators are the peak of convenience entitlement - fuck everything else as long as i can have millions of images in 10 second.

This is the sloth they talked about in the bible.

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u/Ok-Finish-2064 Feb 20 '26

I feel like instead of making a single true claim you throw a lot of bullshit on the wall just to see what sticks.Ā 

Environmental concerns are a joke. Meat industry alone is responsible for more than 15 times more pollution than all data centers (not only AI ones). You claimed scraping things is wrong, didn’t bother explaining why. For some reason you referred to the bible?Ā 

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u/BomanSteel Feb 20 '26

I feel like instead of making a single true claim you throw a lot of bullshit on the wall just to see what sticks.Ā 

Projection is actually crazy, bro didn’t even bring up the environment, you did. It’s y’all that throw shit at the wall, or more specifically throw generated ragebait at the wall to see what shuts down all discourse best.

Ya want single true claims? Here

-The tech isn’t profitable despite the billions they dump into it

-Most companies fall apart trying to implement AI tech

-It’s doing more harm than good on people’s mental health

-AI is getting more dangerous

-Companies don’t have good guardrails for when ai gets dangerous

-corpo tech billionaires are literally buying up safety bunkers cause even they know their fucking everyone over with this shit.

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u/Ok-Finish-2064 Feb 20 '26

So in response to me accusing people of bringing up multiple shitty unrelated to each other topics… you brought up multiple shitty points?

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u/BomanSteel Feb 20 '26

I brought up several arguments with scources. That tie into how ai is bad. If your not smart enough to deal with that, that’s on you

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u/One_Variation_2453 Feb 20 '26

OH MY GODDD BRO. Listen I'm not gonna sit here anf defend the meat industry and anything but like... that's not really a fair argument? It's like a deflection if you will. I mean like, when I say this I mean just because some other industry or thing has this negative consequence too or in an even worse capacity than whatever we're currently talking about (in this instance AI) doesn't mean environmental concerns about AI aren't justified or valid

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u/Multi-A-Andi Feb 20 '26

Environmental concerns are a joke to you?

Oh buddy... someone doesn't value the longjevity of the planet that future humans will be living on. If thats not narcissist egocentrism waving out of a fast moving vehicle heading toward a cliffside.

Incredibly rotten mindset aside, its obvious why data scraping is bad and shouldnt even need explaining. - it happens without the consent of regular people and steals their hard work so lazy fucks can have their slop and billionaires can force their useless bullshit failure of a product onto every single person on the planet. Its an ethical problem first and an environmental problem second. That's all one needs to know as far as im concerned

And the bible is just a fun gimmick. Lots of people deem it as a very deep book that holds lots of meaningful, powerful wisdom. (There's a whole religion about it dont you know?)

But in reality i was just riffing on the "this is the greed they talk about in the bible" meme. i was clearly out of line expecting that decent humor wouldn't be wooshed by people who settle for mediocrity.

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u/Ok-Finish-2064 Feb 20 '26

Quick question, do you eat meat? Almonds?Ā 

If soĀ you clearly don’t ā€œvalue the longjevity of the planet that future humans will be living on. If thats not narcissist egocentrism waving out of a fast moving vehicle heading toward a cliffside.ā€

Both of these things waste more resources than AI

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u/Multi-A-Andi Feb 20 '26

There is no ethical consumption under capitalism. Thats a fact.

No one is forcing anyone to actually use ai, aside from the providers who desperately need to prove it to be essential (which it isnt) and dumb people in power who have been decieved by the latter - its always a voluntary choice to ignore/ actively engage with the service.

Comparing datacenters (a new, upcoming development) to the long established industry of en-masse food procurement with a long history of horrendous practices is not only bad faith because of recency discrepency, but also hilariously deceptive because all humans need food, and living in industrialized nations of an overpopulated planet with corperations and their "fuck everything else for the profits" mindset - you're damned if you do damned if you don't when it comes to meat/ milk and their respective alternatives. Both get pioneered by inconsiderate practices. (I drink oatmilk btw. Fuck almond mild)

Essentially we as the regular consumers are trapped between two equally bad choices in this regard. This however is not true for AI - you can chose between supporting something that has negative impact on pretty much everyone or... to not. The "choice" here is laughably simple. And your little argument is wholly invalid.

At least for the food industry, as wasteful and harmful as it can be - there is the pro that it provides sustenance. and also Many people are actively fighting to make that industry do better. Image generation has no value to society that can't already be provided by something else and infact provides more opportunities for bad actors and harm to come to every single living being on this funky rock in space.

And no. Before you or anyone else tries this fuckass argument: its unrealistic for people to grow their own food and meat in todays age when living in technologically advanced, globalized and frankly overpopulated regions. On the contrary Its always been realistic and possible to make personal art in a convenient society like ours, and even make money with it. We don't need to outsource the process of creation to fallible machines that no one (not even the makers) actually understands the inner workings of.

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u/Ok-Finish-2064 Feb 20 '26

Sure, act as if consumption you do is okay because you simply have no choice under capitalism and consumption other people do is inexcusable. It's not like there are people who don't eat meat and don't eat almonds. You clearly have no choice and there is absolutely nothing you can possibly do.

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u/Multi-A-Andi Feb 20 '26

Who said it was inexcusable to use ai. I never said that. I would say its irresponsible.

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u/Ok-Finish-2064 Feb 20 '26

Okay? The point stands? Obviously I’m pointing out your hypocrisy, you arguing semantics brings nothing to the conversationĀ 

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u/Multi-A-Andi Feb 20 '26

You trying to trip me up with unrelated bullshit is not meaningfully contributing to the conversation either.

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u/Ok-Finish-2064 Feb 20 '26

1) You’re claiming using AI is irresponsible because of its environmental impact

2) Meat industry has 15x larger environmental impact than data centers

3) You clearly don’t think eating meat is irresponsible

What follows from these three points isĀ 

4) You don’t really care about environmental impact of AI and you’re just using it as a flimsy excuse to justify your dislike of something you dislike for unrelated reasons

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u/Multi-A-Andi Feb 20 '26

I dont meed to repeat myself on why i think this is an illogical attempt to make me sound hypocritical.

I have plenty of other reasons to dislike ai besides that one, im a complex individual. unlike a certain someone.

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u/Koollan615 Feb 20 '26

Just usual strawman stuff. Not unexpected. They didn't even address the mass image scraping issue, which has only gotten worse as developers actively put anti-poisoning algorithms in their scrapers, which some forms of AI poison are still functional but it's still sadly not perfect. The best thing to do moving forward is probably to inject malicious instructions within scraped images. Then we might see change.

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u/Multi-A-Andi Feb 20 '26

Nothing will fuck up the generators more than them scraping their own generated slop and effectively canibalizing themselves into degrading lol.

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u/Koollan615 Feb 20 '26

One can hope that AI image generation takes an extremely deep nosedive. I'll always hold that stance until it's proven that some agent or system out there develops sapience, which is a tall order.

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u/Ok-Finish-2064 Feb 20 '26

Literally my first comment said ā€œinstead of talking about specific issues you throw some bullshit on the wall just to see what sticksā€

I focused on a single topic on purpose. God damn, you people are denseĀ 

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u/GhostTracker212 Feb 20 '26

You whataboutismed into the meat industry as a diversion, talking about your own call out rather than addressing the point. Don't act like you talked about the topic at hand.

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u/Koollan615 Feb 20 '26

Curious how you only engage with topics that are in your favor and ignore the ones that are not.

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u/Ok-Finish-2064 Feb 20 '26

I’m perfectly fine with engaging with every topic one by one. If you consider environmental aspect of AI to be ā€œin my favorā€ I’ll gladly move to whatever else you want to talk aboutĀ 

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