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Artificial intelligence (AI) is now able to draw amazing pictures according to your text. This sounds cool, doesn’t it? However, there’s a good chance that some of these new pictures are based on Greg Rutkowski’s works.
Rutkowski is a Polish artist. His style is now widely used by Stable Diffusion, an AI art maker. The tool allows anyone to turn texts into pictures. For example, type in “A man fights a dragon with magic fire, Greg Rutkowski.” The programme will then produce something similar to Rutkowski’s own works. Some of these pictures have been taken from art shopping websites. This is often done without the knowledge of their artists. And artists like Rutkowski have had enough.
At first, Rutkowski was surprised by his popularity in the AI world. However, when he searched for his name on the Internet, the results showed him plenty of artworks that looked like his but weren’t.
Artists say they might lose income (收入) as people start depending on AI programmes for artworks. And the creation of art should also be a lot more personal. Karla Ortiz, an American artist, says art is often closely linked to its creator. It shouldn’t be easily re - created.
Tom Mason is the CTO (首席技术官) of Stability AI, the company behind Stable Diffusion. He says that AI art is a completely new thing. It is natural for it to cause some problems. “We expect them to be solved over time,” he adds. “We’ll work to find the balance between creating new products and helping the artists.”
前3题每题答案不超过10个词
1. What can Stable Diffusion do?
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2. How do artists feel after knowing that their art styles are used by AI tools?
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3. What will AI art companies do in the future according to Tom Mason?
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4. Would you like to use AI art tools? Why or why not?
______________________________
Artificial intelligence (AI) is now able to draw amazing pictures according to your text. This sounds cool, doesn’t it? However, there’s a good chance that some of these new pictures are based on Greg Rutkowski’s works.
Rutkowski is a Polish artist. His style is now widely used by Stable Diffusion, an AI art maker. The tool allows anyone to turn texts into pictures. For example, type in “A man fights a dragon with magic fire, Greg Rutkowski.” The programme will then produce something similar to Rutkowski’s own works. Some of these pictures have been taken from art shopping websites. This is often done without the knowledge of their artists. And artists like Rutkowski have had enough.
At first, Rutkowski was surprised by his popularity in the AI world. However, when he searched for his name on the Internet, the results showed him plenty of artworks that looked like his but weren’t.
Artists say they might lose income (收入) as people start depending on AI programmes for artworks. And the creation of art should also be a lot more personal. Karla Ortiz, an American artist, says art is often closely linked to its creator. It shouldn’t be easily re - created.
Tom Mason is the CTO (首席技术官) of Stability AI, the company behind Stable Diffusion. He says that AI art is a completely new thing. It is natural for it to cause some problems. “We expect them to be solved over time,” he adds. “We’ll work to find the balance between creating new products and helping the artists.”
前3题每题答案不超过10个词
1. What can Stable Diffusion do?
______________________________
2. How do artists feel after knowing that their art styles are used by AI tools?
______________________________
3. What will AI art companies do in the future according to Tom Mason?
______________________________
4. Would you like to use AI art tools? Why or why not?
______________________________
答案
1. It allows anyone to turn texts into pictures.
2. They are angry/unhappy.
3. They’ll try to solve the problem/create new products when protecting the artists.
4. Yes. Because it helps us draw pictures in a short time./No. Because it makes artists lose income.
2. They are angry/unhappy.
3. They’ll try to solve the problem/create new products when protecting the artists.
4. Yes. Because it helps us draw pictures in a short time./No. Because it makes artists lose income.
