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    “I can’t afford a tablet” is such a bullshit excuse. Simple tablets are dirt cheap. Also, pen and paper exist and you have a phone with a camera.

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      Literally. I make and teach art, and everything starts with a tool that will leave a mark on a surface. Tablets are a step removed from that, but “genAI” isn’t even close.

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        Honestly if you have a tablet for long enough, the marks on the surface become pretty evident. Before my cheap huion tablet of several years finally gave out, parts of it felt like drawing on top of a vinyl record because the marks were so numerous and dug through the surface. In a way it was pretty cool to think about the amalgamation of all the strokes I ever used to create so many different things, all overlayed on top of one another onto a single “page.”

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          Very true 😄 Maybe somebody should make an exhibition of worn, dented and scratched tablets, focusing on those accumulated marks that were never intended as art?

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    Everyone feels entitled to “being able” to do things just because AI can do it for them instead of just accepting that maybe they don’t have the skills or patience necessary to become good at something…

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    So why should I care what you think of me?

    Idk, but it seems that he really does care considering the fact that he won’t shut up about it

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    Using ai ethically means asking it nicely to not plagiarize people’s content. It will, but you asked it not to.

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    How the hell does using a drawing tablet correspond in any way, shape or form to using a generative “AI” that leeches off actual artists’ skill, talent and labour?

    No, don’t try to argue against that question. Internalise it, and understand it.

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        I understand the point of the argument, but as you say — it’s a false premise because only one of them is an art tool. The other is a faulty clip art machine that literally steals from artists.

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        I think the argument is that some people can’t afford a nice drawing tablet or drawing supplies, so all they have is a mouse that is “impossible” to draw with, and AI allows them to… “create”. source: bottom-left post in the image

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          Even before generative AI I saw these arguments in music production that they had to pirate stuff because they couldn’t afford Serum/Abelton Live etc.

          Never mind that there have been free digital music tools for decades now. Maybe a little clunkier but money has never been a barrier towards creating art.

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          If you can’t afford a box of crayons and some paper, how the hell could you afford a computer?

          Edit: by “you”, I’m of course referring to people who would make the argument. I know your reply wasn’t actually making the argument.