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charcircuit ◴[] No.33579956[source]
Looking at the comment section it seems that people struggle to understand how it works and thinks it is literally copying parts of people's images.

Educating people about such a technical topic seems very difficult especially since people get emotional of their work being used.

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odessacubbage ◴[] No.33580133[source]
this is such a weird sentiment to see in tech communities like hn that are generally so focused on data privacy.
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1. kmeisthax ◴[] No.33580211[source]
Tech communities are actually really inconsistent about basically all of our strongly-held values.

We want data privacy, but we also like playing with any sort of leaked information. We like it when we can get music for free but clutch our pearls when Microsoft sells our code back to us. We talk a good game about free speech, but fail to understand that being shouted over, DDoSed, or harassed is a form of censorship. And whenever words are used that reference any of these concepts in ways we haven't considered - i.e. "marginalized voices", or "consent" - we circle the wagons.

The only consistent thing I can infer is that we don't like it when we get a taste of our own medicine.