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DeviantArt, an American online artists' community, says its new AI generator will allow AI systems to generate art by using works by artists on the platform. At the same time, DeviantArt is offering protection to users by relying on HTML tags to prevent software robots from downloading those images for training sets.Ībove, visitors attend the X Media Art Museum, a digital arts and new media museum, on January 29 in Istanbul.
To support AI art, we must also implement fair tools and add protections in this domain."ĭeviantArt's AI art tools will "learn" to create new images from text prompts by "training" with many existing images on the platform, according to TechCrunch. "That said, we believe we have a responsibility to all creators. "We see so many instances where AI tools help artists' creativity, allowing them to express themselves in ways they could not in the past," Levy continued. "It would be impossible for DeviantArt to try to block or censor this art technology." "AI technology for creation is a powerful force we can't ignore," CEO Moti Levy told TechCrunch. Notably, DeviantArt is providing an option that would allow its users to keep their artwork from being used for development purposes by AI systems. The idea behind AI art is that artists' works could be used to train AI systems and models to generate styles and pieces without the artists' permission or knowledge. DeviantArt, an American online artists' community, has been getting backlash on social media after it said Friday it's launching an artificial intelligence generator that will allow AI systems to generate art by using works by artists on the platform.ĭreamUp, the new AI art tool, is meant to push for "safe and fair" AI image generation for creators on the platform, Endgadget reported.
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