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adzm ◴[] No.43654878[source]
Adobe is the one major company trying to be ethical with its AI training data and no one seems to even care. The AI features in Photoshop are the best around in my experience and come in handy constantly for all sorts of touchup work.

Anyway I don't really think they deserve a lot of the hate they get, but I do hope this encourages development of viable alternatives to their products. Photoshop is still pretty much peerless. Illustrator has a ton of competitors catching up. After Effects and Premiere for video editing are getting overtaken by Davinci Resolve -- though for motion graphics it is still hard to beat After Effects. Though I do love that Adobe simply uses JavaScript for its expression and scripting language.

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1. arthurtully ◴[] No.43674455[source]
Step 1. Make a stock photos library for everyone to upload. Step 2. Use that stock photo library to train your AI without letting users opt out. You couldn't remove photos without accepting the licence. Step 3. Allow users to use AI generated art on said stock library, even further ignoring artists by regurgitating art from other models. Step 4. Force new licences to users that use any file as potential training data. Step 5. Act shocked when everyone is mad.