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Hey everyone this is my very educated, totally non-opinionated, unbiased take which comes from concern about the well-being of robot artists and writers. I didn't do any research but to be fair I think I'm really smart. We should ban human art and here are 4 really awesome reasons why 1: Hoomans steal and are not creativeHumans shamelessly infringe on copyright constantly. For example if you go on deviantArt (which is a pen-bro echo chamber) and type in "anime" or "feral OC" you will see thousands of "drawings" that are clearly made by humans and derived from animation studios like Toei and Disney. This is completely unethical, none of these animators consented to have their work studied and have data stored in some neural network model called a "brain." If hoomans were creative, why do they need to steal from their art teachers and from big animation companies? They're so shameless about it, they even try to put some of these infringed works on the walls inside of children's hospitals. Good thing copyright stepped in to stop them. Hoomans are bad for society and unethicalI shouldn't even have to explain this. Regulation is a good thing. For example, every day at school, kids would call me a dork and really, really hurt my feelings. They started doing things spitting paper wads at me and writing notes that said "Hey this guy is kind of annoying" so I got my mommy to sue the school and they banned paper. Paper has no place in the classroom anyway.Secondly if you want a good example of humans being unethical, why don't you open a textbook? One of the most notorious human image generators in history caused the death of millions of people during the 30s-40s, how can you support this?And before you say "well people don't always do bad things" I started an organized crime business and when I told people to commit crimes, they actually did it? wtf?Hoomans take the math out of digital imageryIt's pretty well understood that digital images, especially when rasterized, are just pixels mapped by computer code. When you rely heavily on human input you take the beauty out of math and it's just not the same. Pixels have numeric values stored inside of them and that's what gives them soul. Don't get me started on all of the wonderful pixel formats out there, like binary, palettized, RGB full color, etc.I mean this is just disrespectful to these computers, they evolved since the 50s and 60s to be able to map and render these pixels, they honed in on the craft of calculating math and telling pixels where to appear on your screen. Why would you want to take the mathematical work out of these images by using a pen or a mouse to tell the computer exactly where those pixels lay or god forbid, even just saying to hell with the computer and doing it on canvas. Where is the digital computing in that?!I don't like hoomans This is the most important reason of all, I don't like it. I mean, again, I shouldn't have to explain why something should be banned just because I feel like it's bad. Yes I realize I most websites will just coddle me so I keep throwing money at them, so they definitely give me lots of options to block it and shield my eyes from things I dislike, but you don't understand that this is simply not enough for me. Just being able to cushion myself from seeing its existence isn't really a fair compensation for the actual trauma I experienced at the hands of human image generators we call artists. I think this should be banned globally and I will go to Twitter to advocate for violence against anyone who disagrees with me.
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