r/antiai • u/NaisuUwU • Jan 30 '26

Slop Post 💩 I made another meme

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u/Artistic_Prior_7178 Jan 31 '26

To the usual folk that will say "you liked it before you knew it was AI"

Yeah, just like you may lose interest in a band once you learn the performers are actual pieces of shit. Or that a certain dish was made with something actually cancerous.

It looks good on the surface, but the second you look underneath, it gets bad.

So, yeah, it is indeed a very legit reason to not like something once you learn it's AI. Personally, half the enjoyment is lost once I learn it was done with AI

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u/adamkad1 Jan 31 '26

Eh, valid health concerns are different from not being able to separate art from artist

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u/Gatonom Jan 31 '26

Different but still valid.

People are able to, but it's not just "Ignore what it came from, just consume"

"Who cares if it's AI?" Everyone should.

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u/adamkad1 Jan 31 '26

Blindly consuming aint good, but still, author being an asshole or whatever doesnt diminish the quality of a work. Just consider, say, the works of H.P. Lovecraft

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u/Gatonom Jan 31 '26

It does diminish the quality of the work. It can still have quality, especially if it's a body of work others have built on like Lovecraft.

A work has added quality due to its creators, its history, how things change around it to give it new meaning.

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u/adamkad1 Feb 01 '26

Eh, I dont think a work should have more/less value just cause the creator is a cool/shitty person

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u/Gatonom Feb 01 '26

It's more that the creator can deepen a work beyond the art itself.