so we know how this forum is in the anti ai webring right
as ai-generated content becomes increasingly sophisticated, we're faced with a complex ethical dilemma. on one hand, ai-generated content has the potential to revolutionize creative industries and make high-quality content more accessible. on the other hand, it raises questions about authorship, ownership, and the value of human creativity. do we need to establish stricter guidelines and regulations to ensure that human creators are protected????

ai "generation" learns (steals) from human creation. in media such as advertisements, i dont think the accessibility for the businesses should override the existence of human professional designers who can do a nicer job than ai anyway. most or all generative ai just uses stolen data to mash together into sub-cohesive caricatures. it is not only about taking away jobs to create worse results for cheaper, it is also about privacy and copyright.

As slutwithguts stated, AI is not capable of generating anything meaningful, because it's an algorithm that makes what it produces look like something else, it's not capable of copying the actual formula for creation (ex. sketching, writing up a concept).

And sure you can say "AI can sketch, or write up a concept", but it still only emulates what a human does in the field. It doesn't understand the reasoning behind it or why it's sketching, it's just good self-prompting.

For an AI to actually understand what it's doing and how it applies in the grander schema of the project it's working on, it would need to be AGI, which doesn't exist.

You forgot all the AI videos trying to bring dead people back
it's getting so sophisticated to the point it's harder and harder to tell wether a video you just saw was AI generated or not which WILL cause problems
Like:

someone generating an AI video of someone committing a crime to frame them
^ this is also exacerbated by the fact that the person being framed might be a dead person and therefore has no way to defend themselves from false allegations against them

Scammers can imitate someone else's voice

It also takes the fun out of doing things like problem solving in programming
Where's the fun in making a game if all you do is type prompts for a robot to make the whole game for you

And probably much more