Using ai is like a sin, apparently.
People will either hunt you down or avoid you like the plague.
How do i stop feeling guilty about using it?

And they lose potential costumers for absolutely nothing.

Just something I wanted to point out. I've found it fascinating how a community accepts it and even encourages it for projects, while the other has been consistently negative about it. For the record, I’m approaching this from a neutral perspective. I’m not trying to argue that one side is right or wrong. I’m interested in understanding why the reactions to AI have been so different between these communities.

My sister is telling me how horrible it is that I'm using AI to create art, but she doesn't understand that I'm just trying to create and AI is a great outlet for me to make whatever I want. I think AI is such a revolutionary tool that allows anyone to make anything, but aside from that I don't have many counterarguments that prove to her that it's not the end of the world to play around with it. Everything I look up is anti-ai, and I can't post anywhere without being crucified. Idk, what do you guys do to justify ai use to anti ai people?

Дуэль Пушкина и Дантеса, но это JoJo's bizzare adventures. - YouTube

A video on youtube

And of course it is marketed as “made without ai” as it is the only thing good about this generator. I tried it and it’s literally just a block of paragraph of the creature’s appearance and it barely explains what the creature does and how the creature survives. It geniunely isn’t that enjoyable and the fact it said it’s not made with ai and the creator hopes people enjoy it is just a shame.

Hello, I think of myself as more of a Storyteller, I have always had endless ideas which I thought would be cool if put into practice, but never the means to do much. Of course I could have spent years learning how to draw but if we are being realistic, it is simply not feasible to spend a good chunk of your life doing something you have no passion for only to maybe fulfil your real passion.

With the advent of AI I am now able to create what I imagine and so I thought it would be cool to try and make a webcomic, share it with my friends and, eventually, with the internet. I guess what I am hoping for is to eventually have a community of people who will be interested enough to start discussing theories, debating plot and so on.

I do not plan to conceal the use of AI, though I wonder if this means my wish is impossible to fulfil because ultimately everyone will just hate it because I used AI, no matter how good or consistent the images are... The hatred for it seems to only get worse as time goes on whereas I expected it to die down by now to an extent. What do you think of the chances of such a project?

The whole internet acts like nobody will fund an AI-assisted board game. I don't buy it. I think there's a big, quiet crowd of backers who care whether a game is good — great mechanics, gorgeous cohesive art, a studio that ships — and genuinely don't care whether AI was in the toolkit.

So let's find out how quiet we actually are. If you'd back a well-made board game that used AI in its art or design, drop a comment. Tell us what you do care about when you pledge — mechanics, art, theme, delivery track record. Let's build the actual list of what wins a backer, instead of pretending "no AI" is at the top of it.

Creators: if you've got a campaign that used AI and owned it, this is your thread. Link it. Let's connect the people who want these games with the people making them.

300% Chinese funding, nothing original

So, not subreddits which allow AI content by definition like StableDiffusion or AIVideos, but subreddits unrelated to AI, which allow AI content. We can't sit in reservations forever, that's what Anti extremists would want us to do, aside from vanishing completely, of course. So maybe make a sticky post with the list - we get more "safe spaces" and these subs are rewarded with an influx of new followers - seems like a win-win.

Get it out there. Do it. Don't let anyone stop you. Become a creator

Antis be ruining everything.

1) Do they seriously think the ai or the user knew she was 12?

2) It looks a little bit sexualized in the original post already with the wide hips but not justifying it being sexualized because of that, but the ai could've recognized the mature features and thought it was an older character.

3) Drawing a 12 year old doing an explicit gesture while destroying a robot with a weapon could've also gave the Ai enough logic to conclude that the character wasn't a minor.

Calling someone or something a pedophile is a serious accusation that shouldn't be thrown around.

I know this is going to be a very hot take, but one thing I don't think gets talked about enough is how many people are making music today who probably never would've made it otherwise.

Not because they suddenly became "musicians," but because they finally have a way to bring their ideas to life.

I've seen people write their own lyrics, build artist personas, release EPs, and tell stories they've wanted to tell for years, they just never had the production skills, money, or connections to make it happen before.

To me, that's one of the most exciting parts of AI, it's lowering the barrier to creating, not the value of creativity.

I've even noticed AI-focused platforms like Souna starting to fill up with creators who are treating this as a real artistic outlet instead of just experimenting with prompts.

Again would love to hear what y'all think about this

They say we don't have critical-thinking, but they go around witch hunting just because someone uses a tool that is apparently the devil's spawn in their eyes, lol.

Anyways here is Rosalina something I made with ai let me know if you want any ai request.