Lesson 920 of 1234
AI and not copying someone's art style on purpose
Asking AI to copy a real artist's style without asking is unfair to them.
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- 1The big idea
- 2artists
- 3copying
- 4respect
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Section 1
The big idea
Asking AI to copy a real artist's style without asking is unfair to them.
Some examples
- Real artists worked years to make their style
- Saying 'in the style of Mr. Smith' might upset Mr. Smith
- Inspired-by is okay; exact-copy is rude
- Asking the artist first is the kindest move
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Try AI art with the prompt 'in my own style' instead of someone else's name.
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