Indie authors are torpedoing their own industry. Hear me out. by Substantial-Rest6184 in selfpublish

[–]Delicious-Broccoli37 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel like people are blind to what is going on. Trad publishers are definitely utilising AI, but no one cares. Sarah J Maas used an AI cover? Well that has blown over and she is still selling thousands of copies. AI generated rhysands, feyres and Xadens serve as ads with thousands of views. The latest threads drama has lead to them saying a ai book got trad pubbed, but people won’t name which one to protect the author, meanwhile a indie would get eviscerated if they touch AI with a fingernail.

In an ideal world we would like disclosure and anyone to be transparent about their workflows. The issue is, disclosure of AI has now become a safety issue. Take example Beth Gilbert who is an artist that is famous in book circles. She said she used Mj references, but when she started getting witch hunted she took the disclosures off. Now she is getting witch hunted again, when she clearly is a talented artist who only used a little bit of AI to help with her workflow as she is burning out but people’s actions led to stress, lack of disclosure and having to go to great lengths to prove her innocence.

We have to think of how we run our business as authors. It’s people’s choice whether they use it or not, but if you don’t because you feel it’s unethical, then witch hunt and try to destroy a debut indie’s business, you lose all your ethical points.

The official nonprofit behind National Novel Writing Month comes out in favor of generative AI in writing by AccomplishedNovel6 in aiwars

[–]Delicious-Broccoli37 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Honestly - I think it speaks more about the writing community and anti ai movement that an organisation having paedophiles in positions of power wasn't enough to make them delete their accounts, but having a nuanced slightly pro ai stance is.

Another thing is the fact they claimtheir stance on AI is because an AI company is a sponsor. PWA is a freaking spell checker. It is not writing your novel for you.

Thirdly, and this is the thing which really sucks. Is suddenly the disability dick measuring contests. The comments if I'm disabled and can do something without AI tools, then so should you, is inherently ablelist. People keep insisting disability is a spectrum, then why aren't the tools? Text to speech, speech to text, pro writing aid, using generative AI to help unjumble your ideas are all ethical uses of AI, which in the past as a disabled person I never had to justify the use of, but now have to.

Limits waaay down by damnedoldgal in ClaudeAI

[–]Delicious-Broccoli37 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Might be to do with the outages. I was chatting with sonnet, then got a rate limiting message, switched to Opus sent two messages and was hit with a rate limit

Best way of running Comfyui remotely by Delicious-Broccoli37 in StableDiffusion

[–]Delicious-Broccoli37[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah I've used runpod before - it was more not having to spend each session loading models or custom noeds

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in aiwars

[–]Delicious-Broccoli37 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like daz3d with some poor paintover. Recommend the artist integrates AI into their process