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this post was submitted on 29 Jul 2025
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We can do our best to live ethically, sure, but being ethical does not mean rejecting technology whole-cloth that is simply used to its worst extent and fashion in capitalism. Not every image that exists needs to be painstakingly made in artisinal fashion, like stock images, and at the same time AI art will never be able to replace art as a human expression.
AI has use cases, and cannot replace art, but it can make some more tedious tasks that don't need artistry faster and more accessible, like this banner. If I quickly jotted down a sketch of the banner, it would not have any more artistic value just because a human drew it. Photography also has use-cases, but has not eliminated the use of sketching or traditional art forms.
I mostly agree, but I'd honestly prefer you sketch of a similar image of the banner than the AI image.
Why?
personal preference, I like the human touch