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Progress definitely has been made, for example, now AI can draw Lenin who looks like Lenin, while just two years ago, AI Lenin looked like this:

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Prompt for those was the famous poem by Langston Hughes.

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eldavireply
lemmy.ml

fr. it's nice to see somewhere where the anti-ai sentiment isn't reflected in downvotes into oblivion.

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pineapplereply
lemmy.ml

That's definetly not here most of the time.

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eldavireply
lemmy.ml

it only seems to be true on chinese social media -- where ai is being used for the public good and you can see it in how much the public is embracing it as a result.

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pineapplereply
lemmy.ml

Is there no real anti AI movement in China? I wish I could know more about social media culture in China.

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Neither do I and a lot of it is in English and even more in Spanish -- especially rednote.

And there's a noticeable amount of anti-AI sentiment in the English content but they're easily drowned out by the overwhelming Chinese majority that speak English... Fyi

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there is valid reasons to use generative AI. Making stupid, low effort, but high quality memes is absolutely one. I also enjoy the YT channel that cranks out AI generated videos of movie trailers. My favorite is still harry potter but in berlin. "One does not simply walk into the berghain" is just way too funny

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True ❤️. I have better things to do and worry about than complaints about AI

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