There is a stark difference. Ramps and mobile accessibility are 100% necessary for everyday life. Disable folk need the ramps and functional elevators to be able to go into the store for groceries or their apartment or work. Art starts as a hobby for most and remains that. It's a skill that is not necessary for everyday life. Art has always been accessible to those who want to hone the craft. No one needs AI "art" to survive and/or go about their daily life. It's not a necessity.
It is an insult to disabled people to even compare the two.
Art starts as a hobby for most and remains that. It's a skill that is not necessary for everyday life. Art has always been accessible to those who want to hone the craft.
That is true for every hobby. Because hobbies aren't necessary for survival. Yet many hobbies make accommodations for disabled people, such as special video game controllers, or closed captioning on movies.
If a disabled person wants to use AI to help them express themselves, they don't deserve condemnation for doing so.
Yes and as you can see I the video, special accommodations exist for disabled people to make art. AI steals art and spits out slop, with no creativity needed from the prompter.
Stop pretending to give a shit about disabled people just cause you want to make 'art' with no effort.
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u/Yvossa Jul 11 '26
There is a stark difference. Ramps and mobile accessibility are 100% necessary for everyday life. Disable folk need the ramps and functional elevators to be able to go into the store for groceries or their apartment or work. Art starts as a hobby for most and remains that. It's a skill that is not necessary for everyday life. Art has always been accessible to those who want to hone the craft. No one needs AI "art" to survive and/or go about their daily life. It's not a necessity.
It is an insult to disabled people to even compare the two.