BABPEEG
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fun fact thats not necessarily true for commissioned art. artists can limit what you're allowed to do with commissioned art as its still their ipYou clearly do not understand how art works.
If I made a Mona Lisa and retained ownership, then no one can do anything until the rights expire. That is the artist owning the rights.
If I commissioned the Mona Lisa, then the artist has zero say in what I do with the Mona Lisa, including using it as a basis for more art. That is the person who commissioned the art, owning the rights.
True. But in this case the artist new it was being used for a game which the dev was making money through discord so if he did put limitations then they'd most likely be very specificfun fact thats not necessarily true for commissioned art. artists can limit what you're allowed to do with commissioned art as its still their ip
He's just training a small adaptation (LORA) on top of a model that was already trained on tens of thousands of artists. So the moral issue is still there, for those who are into that.
I don't care, I just think it looks really bad. Both the generic "realism" AI slop style and the one where he's trying to ape Modeseven's art.
I do get the legal ambiguity of using AI art and personally do feel it is a significant down grade but to be honest they were kind of fucked either way as soon as the artist dipped on them. Higher a new artist and they'd get shit for either the art not being good enough or it be a rip off well using AI results in this discussion.They can say all they want about it, they're training the AI on the original art, which is ModeSeven's art. You can even tell with the first generations that it's being fed their art and I'm willing to bet that ModeSeven wasn't asked prior to that, which is scummy af.
Any such clause would be known by the game developer, which means there is no such clause.fun fact thats not necessarily true for commissioned art. artists can limit what you're allowed to do with commissioned art as its still their ip
its not a non-issue. also i think you're forgetting when this game first started. ai art was practically if not entirely non-existent at the time so there wouldn't be a clause against it because it wouldn't have been a consideration. fuck off with your artroll nonsense. Ai art is a huge issue right now that is very poorly legally defined. right now people are getting away with a lot of shit just because laws are way behind and people are lobbying to prevent them being written in the first place.Any such clause would be known by the game developer, which means there is no such clause.
You are making a lot of noise for a true non-issue. I dub thee, ARTROLL
I purchased an art work online for a book. The rights were full for that piece of art. The problem is it is a full real likeness of a person. So there is some issues if I used an AI to generate more of it, due to personal likeness.its not a non-issue. also i think you're forgetting when this game first started. ai art was practically if not entirely non-existent at the time so there wouldn't be a clause against it because it wouldn't have been a consideration. fuck off with your artroll nonsense. Ai art is a huge issue right now that is very poorly legally defined. right now people are getting away with a lot of shit just because laws are way behind and people are lobbying to prevent them being written in the first place.
creating similar art and hiring people to create similar art is not at all the same as using the artists art to train a computer to replicate their art. and you're wrong on the artist specifying rights part. the purchaser of commissioned art does NOT own the ip or copyright and is not allowed to reproduce the art unless otherwise specified in the contract. in the U.S. at least unless explicitly stated in the contract the commissioner owns no rights to the art and can do nothing with it outside of the original terms. The original artist can do whatever they want with the art unless otherwise specified in the contract. If the creator published or sold the chet/chloe and other character arts as their own pieces theres nothing the dev can do about it if they didn't specify exclusive ownership in the contract. As for the dev team, they own no rights to the ip or the copyright and can only use the art as specified in the commission.I purchased an art work online for a book. The rights were full for that piece of art. The problem is it is a full real likeness of a person. So there is some issues if I used an AI to generate more of it, due to personal likeness.
If an artist does not specify rights they do not suddenly gain rights, the only reasonable protection is against the likeness of a person or existing art. I can do a replication of the Mona Lisa but not of Mickey Mouse for example, due to the copyright on Mickey, even if I bought a Mickey Mouse image (like a comic book or such).
I also had an artwork commissioned for a book, no other art is similar, no other person or protected piece is included, and relations with the original artist have soured due to politics (and his failure to produce an art after taking money). I can create similar art or hire others to create similar art with no issues whatsoever.
You are clearly unversed in this and wish to try to create issues from nothing Artroll.
You can swap into a male body in later chapters btw.God, I wish this game would let you stay male![]()
Add to the fact that the art is pretty much souless.I find it very funny that they're incredibly defensive about using AI, saying that in this exact situation it's perfectly fine to use it since it's not "replacing or displacing artists". But they're feeding the original art to the program. So... they're feeding ModeSeven's art without their consent to an AI to replicate their art so they don't have to pay for an artist...?
Honestly, I'm pretty against AI art for profit but like I've mentioned before with how this is a bit different. The dev said they would like to keep use the artist that's been make art for this game but they stop even responding to messages and any that can copy the style to a reasonable degree is outsode of the budget the dev has for the art. Like yeah, this a pretty niche situation but is understandable. And hey, if the AI art is actual dog shit then you can bet a lot more people will shit on itAdd to the fact that the art is pretty much souless.
Very disappointing. Dude has a super niche game lots of people would be willing to pay for a full complete version and he doesn't put the effort.
Modeseven? Huh, wonder why they stopped responding, they still seems to be activeHonestly, I'm pretty against AI art for profit but like I've mentioned before with how this is a bit different. The dev said they would like to keep use the artist that's been make art for this game but they stop even responding to messages and any that can copy the style to a reasonable degree is outsode of the budget the dev has for the art. Like yeah, this a pretty niche situation but is understandable. And hey, if the AI art is actual dog shit then you can bet a lot more people will shit on it
According to the post the dev made it seems they don't know eitherModeseven? Huh, wonder why they stopped responding, they still seems to be active
Honestly the ai art so far doesn't look that bad and they did mention they looked for a new artist but no one could match the quality and price they neededSo apparently the dev is going to tear everything down and remake it for a uh....how many times is it now? I stopped counting after the like 5th one. Though this time with a bunch of ai "art" that is going to be a soulless attempt at replicating the games original art?