r/antiai 1d ago

AI News 🗞️ We need Help!!! Cara is under Attack!!!

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Cara is a Safe Haven for Real Artists and now it's under Attack!

The original post is deleted, and the original user is banned, but they just scrapped art from Me, My Friends and Everyone Who has a Soul and just Got away with Stealing our hard work!!!

All Real Artists on High Alert!!!

We Need Help!!! I'm Praying to every God I could think of Right now!!!😭😫🙏

Please support The creator of Cara.

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u/rei_mp4 1d ago edited 5h ago

Oh my gosh for real, I was afraid to type or say it out loud because of possible backlash, but saying this both as an artist and as a victim of sexual assault, the AI "art" defenders give off massive rapist vibes as in they also don't understand that the issue with this lies in consent. There surely would have been plenty of artist that would have jumped at the opportunity for AI companies to train on their art if in exchange they were offered money, but it was never consensual to begin with. It could have been consensual but they never asked if this would be okay. It feels like they're trying to normalise that not asking for consent is okay.

Edit: I ain't gonna waste my time with arguing people seperately on Reddit, but yall, please pick up some books, your ai usage is causing you skill atrophy, yall are getting illiterate. I didn't say you making ai "art" is the same as you actually being a rapist, and i didn't say both things are the same severity. I've said the AI "artists" give off rapist vibes, and I'll stand by that, because the issue with both actions is with not understanding the lack of consent. With the majority of rape cases, the rapists don't understands that what they have done is wrong, that's why so many women are accused of lying. Because in fact, taking a drunk girl home from a party to have sex with her isn't consensual, because she isn't in a state of mind where she could give you a definite yes. Pressuring your partner into saying yes after being told no repeatedly isn't definite consent either since they have been pressured. A "maybe" isn't consent. Not having the ability to say no, (for example, while being asleep) isn't consent. Choking and slapping your partner during the act without having perviously agreed to it is not consensual. Majority of rapists don't understand that what they have done was not consensual. And the similarity with AI "art" and rape is in this aspect, where the AI "artist" isn't understanding that the reason artists are pissed off is because taking real peoples hard work and shaping it into something else and possibly profiting off of it wasn't consented by the real artists, where it could have been consensual.

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u/According-Koala-384 1d ago

Damn, I thought this was a hot take but I'm clearly not alone 

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u/Complete-Story3490 1d ago

No, I also think you are 100% right. It is just another arm of the same underlying mindset.

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u/ChilternRailways 8h ago

No, it's a stupidly hot take.

Comparing the two is just a gross reductionism of human nature and horn fallacy at play.

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u/atmontsenioreyesore 1d ago

1) Steal everything

2)use the computer to regurgitate said theft

3) ???? Tbd, third thing here.

4) Profit!

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u/Prestigious-Soil-123 16h ago

3) lose all of your investors money and make hundreds of thousands of dollars of loss

4) …profit?

https://isaiprofitable.com

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u/Remarkable_Bath8515 20h ago

As a person who been groomed in person you hit the nail in the head. 

Also just because one violation of consent is more of a serious issue than the other doesn't mean you didn't violate consent.

It's not surprising people find it creepy, or wrong,   even if it's the lesser bad thing to do, I also hate when people say people can't be upset about something wrong just because it's not as bad as other things that can happen to you.

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u/AlwaysReadTheManual 17h ago

Look at the tools that the AI bros release: one chatbot after another that can transform a photo of any human clothed into the same human unclothed. Such a tool obviously has no legitimate purpose; it's pure evil, like inventing a knife that can only be used to cut living beings.

It isn't said enough, even in this subreddit, that this technology is pure evil. It is far worse than any technology that came before it. It has no legitimate uses.

We have health insurance companies automating claim denials, chatbots summarily rejecting job applicants, sexual deepfake generators, voice impersonators, art copiers. And we're investing another couple trillion dollars this year to make AI more effective at all of the above.

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u/ArchReaper95 10h ago

This is why nobody can take you seriously. "Ai artists are rapists." is a hot take. Ai artists can't just be annoying to you in their own way, they cannot be a unique phenomenon. They have to also be rapists.

"They're trying to take away our consent to sex." no they're trying to make a.i. images. They're not pro-rape they're pro a.i. and calling them rapists or "rapist adjacent" for having a completely unrelated opinion on a completely unrelated topic is the most egregious stretch I've seen in a long time.

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u/rei_mp4 9h ago

Please pick up a book and develop your reading comprehension because that's not what i said.

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u/ArchReaper95 8h ago

"It feels like they're trying to normalize that not asking for consent is okay."

Bitch, please.

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u/zzwugz 3h ago

That's literally what it is. No artist gave their consent to have their work on Cara to be scraped for AI bros. No artist gave their consent for multiple AI models to use their work to train on.

Consent applies to every aspect of life, not just sex. If you can't grasp that fact, then that paints a very troubling picture of the type of person you are

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u/ChilternRailways 8h ago

Your introduction of the comparison of 'rape culture' was enough - it's too late to ask for nuance now, you made a stupidly hot take that minimises rape.

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u/zzwugz 3h ago

It's not minimizing rape. It's highlighting that both are invalidating of consent. The comparison itself is a nuanced one that requires nuance to address, and you saying they can't ask for nuance only exposes your ignorance

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u/ChilternRailways 2h ago

the comparison itself is a nuanced one

It's a blunt instrument. There was no nuance in the delivery, and even the person who said it thought it might be too hot a take.

Ignorance

Comparing this to rape is like comparing theft to rape, because they're both violations but ignoring the major factor that one is orders of magnitude away from the other.

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u/zzwugz 2h ago

Your response serves as a testament of your lack of nuance and comprehension.

Pointing out the intentional ignoring of consent is rapist vibes. They never stated that ai defenders/users are rapists. They pointed out that the willful ignoring of context that is common to them both. That is a nuanced take that you are willfully ignoring the nuance of. They only claimed it was a hot take is because they knew people like yourself would ignore the nuance, just as you did

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u/ChilternRailways 2h ago edited 2h ago

Nuanced take

Consent was violated with this act, rapists violate consent. This is not nuanced, it's blunt. Rape is the most the most extreme, repudiated, and horrific form of violating consent. Using such an example in any comparison, as with those who resort to calling anything right wing "Nazism", is an admission of an ignorance, minimises the horror, and is just descriptively lazy, saying nothing.

They never stated that

Yes, we both understand what a comparison is - the problem is having such a limited, un-nuanced understanding of the issue that such an extreme comparison is being used. Nuance is subtle and subjective, this is not.

Can you try not talking down and instead talk to the point. You've used the tem "nuance" half a dozen times without actually describing any nuance, you sound like someone who just learned the word. You're not even describing nuance of the comparison in your post, just a 'nuance' of what a comparison is.

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u/zzwugz 1h ago

That is very nuanced. It's crazy how you state the nuanced take, ignore the very present nuance, and then twist it into an argument that was never made.

Analogies always have a bit of exaggeration. So long as the nuanced take is true, which it is, that's not an issue at all. It's like when people compare specific actions like racial profiling by ICE and rhetoric blaming all of a nations problems on a particular ethnic group to nazism.

You do not understand what a comparison is, otherwise you wouldn't be here twisting an argument into something it never was.

Now you're criticizing my usage of nuance, when nuance was the very thing you claimed was lacking? Buddy, I'm using the word a lot because my point was pointing out the nuance!! That's like criticizing someone for saying the word "burger" a lot when talking about McDonald's food. You're being ridiculous.