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Topic	Ai art looks better than "real" art
agesboy 03/23/24 3:29:57 PM #31:	man101 posted... If you can't afford to pay for a vital component of what you're trying to do you either need to fundraise or take out a loan, or negotiate with a subcontractor directly for some alternative arrangement. If none of those options work, maybe your idea isn't marketable and doesn't deserve to be made. There's no excuse for a business of any size to just cut out part of the process in creating a product. If you aren't willing to make an effort to pay someone for their work, why should anyone pay you for yours? Maybe if you couldn't afford to pay an artist for your game and use AI instead then maybe I'm too poor to buy your game and I'll pirate it. big agree, smaller companies should contract smaller artists the only area I see AI outsourcing as being ultimately ethical in is in like, homebrew D&D campaigns. you can tell it to brew up a random NPC's character sheet in like ten seconds and that's pretty badass Revelation34 posted... Good luck pirating a board game. does tabletop simulator count as piracy because it has basically everything --- https://imgur.com/LabbRyN raytan and Kana are on opposite ends of the Awesome Spectrum. <cite>agesboy posted [p:979524439] in Ai art loo... [t:80727164]...</cite> <quote>man101 posted... </cite><quote>If you can't afford to pay for a vital component of what you're trying to do you either need to fundraise or take out a loan, or negotiate with a subcontractor directly for some alternative arrangement. If none of those options work, maybe your idea isn't marketable and doesn't deserve to be made. There's no excuse for a business of any size to just cut out part of the process in creating a product. If you aren't willing to make an effort to pay someone for their work, why should anyone pay you for yours? Maybe if you couldn't afford to pay an artist for your game and use AI instead then maybe I'm too poor to buy your game and I'll pirate it.</quote>big agree, smaller companies should contract smaller artiststhe only area I see AI outsourcing as being ultimately ethical in is in like, homebrew D&D campaigns. you can tell it to brew up a random NPC's character sheet in like ten seconds and that's pretty badassRevelation34 posted... </cite><quote>Good luck pirating a board game.</quote>does tabletop simulator count as piracy because it has basically everything --- https://imgur.com/LabbRyNraytan and Kana are on opposite ends of the Awesome Spectrum.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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