Current thinking on Image Generators and Training Ethics
Training, replication, artistic practice and the commons: my argument for judging corporate AI by what it contributes back.
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A thread through the work.
Training, replication, artistic practice and the commons: my argument for judging corporate AI by what it contributes back.
An early pass through the Suno corpus turns up unusual musical patterns, noisy data and a demanding analysis pipeline. The method still has to earn its conclusions.
AI changes the cost of scale and the economics of work. I see an inversion coming, where workers can become their own enterprise.
Building a scripting language with Claude taught me how formal specifications, Robot Kanban, context management and cross-model QA change the engineering workflow.
My criticism of Glaze and Nightshade, the limits I see in their protection, and the artistic techniques I use instead.
Practicing Dada challenges everything an artist was taught to hold sacred. Understanding the philosophy through practice can inspire passionate disagreement as well as devotion.
I've developed a new, more interactive process for proompting, and it has me asking questions about what all of this means.
For me, it reminds me a lot of my first exposure to bad art criticism.