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The weirdest theft happened several days ago: artist AT was painting a Genshin Impact fan art on Twitch but didn't suspect there was a thief among their audience. The wicked viewer under the name musaish took the unfinished image, completed it via NovelAI, and posted it on Twitter. After AT finished the work, musaish dared to demand credit from the artist saying they took the AI picture as a reference and showing the time the images were posted as proof.
The thief's Twitter account is now banned, but the situation has opened a new flood of concern about AI. Creators had been worried about their work being used in AI training before, but now this fear is getting even more real, with people like musaish giving others ideas. Artists now don't want to post their work-in-progress work, concerned that something like this happens again.
AI-generated art is a field of heated discussion right now, where artists fight against using their creations in training neural networks or at least striving to make the process clear so that anyone could see if their art is used in programs like Midjourney, DALL-E, or Stable Diffusion. At the same time, there are people who see art created by AI as a fascinating invention that doesn't harm anyone.
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