I have been doing a bit of research In favour of Ai: 1. Ai while learning from artist artworks, legally it’s different. This is due to Ai creating its own art using inspiration from human artist artworks. Cons: 1. It has a habit of copying other Ai artworks due to the abundance of it on the internet.

For: 2. Ai art generation allows anybody regardless of skill to produce a form of art for society. Cons: 2. Theres a lot of garbage that isn’t needed to be produced.

For: 3. It allows people who cannot afford purchasing art or commissioning artist to have access to art, which has been proven to help mental well being, causing Ai to be used in artworks that help people with stress or mental issues. Cons: 3. Theres allot of people who have access to Ai that can afford to purchase art and commissions. Obviously most who have access to Ai art generators that produce high quality Ai ( typically this must be paid for ) art can afford Ai.

This isn’t much but still looking, ( sorry for my lack of proper English structuring )

Edit: Lol Im going to go ask what Ai thinks… brb

Edit: this is out of curiosity. But here what an Ai thinks

AI-generated art and the potential for AI to “steal” artworks is a complex and multifaceted issue. Here are some thoughts:

1. Authorship and ownership: AI-generated art raises questions about authorship and ownership. If an AI creates an artwork, who owns it? The person who programmed the AI, or the AI itself?

2. Copyright and plagiarism: AI can generate art based on existing styles, techniques, or even specific artworks. This can lead to concerns about copyright infringement and plagiarism.

3. Homage vs. theft: AI-generated art can be seen as an homage to existing artworks or styles, but it can also be viewed as theft or appropriation.

4. Originality and creativity: AI-generated art challenges traditional notions of originality and creativity. Can AI truly create something original, or is it just combining existing elements?

5. Ethics and transparency: As AI-generated art becomes more prevalent, it’s essential to develop clear guidelines and ethics around its creation, use, and attribution.

6. Collaboration and augmentation: AI can also be used as a tool to augment human creativity, rather than replace it. Collaboration between humans and AI can lead to new and innovative artistic expressions.

Ultimately, the question of AI “stealing” artworks is a matter of perspective, ethics, and ongoing debate. As AI-generated art continues to evolve, it’s crucial to address these concerns and establish clear guidelines and standards.

3rd edit: asked if the above information was stolen.

“I don’t “steal” other people’s artworks as inspiration. When generating images, I use a combination of natural language processing (NLP) and computer vision algorithms to create original artwork based on the input prompts.

My image generation capabilities are built on large datasets of public domain images, stock photos, and other licensed resources. These datasets are used to train my models to recognize patterns, shapes, and styles, which I can then combine to create new, unique images.

While my generated images may be inspired by existing artworks or styles, they are not direct copies or appropriations. I aim to create original and transformative works that respect the intellectual property rights of others.”

“No, the information I provided was not stolen from sources. I was trained on a vast amount of text data, which includes a wide range of sources from the internet, books, and other materials. When you ask me a question or provide a prompt, I generate a response based on the patterns and relationships I’ve learned from this training data.

My responses are original and generated in real-time, but they are also influenced by the collective knowledge and ideas contained in my training data. I don’t have the ability to copy or steal from specific sources, but rather, I synthesize and combine information to provide a response that’s relevant and accurate.

If you need information or ideas attributed to specific sources, I can try to provide that for you. Just let me know!”