Why artists are becoming less scared of AI

Google DeepMind's experiment with comedians using AI to write jokes proved that AI is helpful for initial drafts and structuring routines but lacks originality and humor. Meanwhile, Apple is promising personalized AI that values privacy, hinting at a contrast with tech giants like Alphabet, Amazon, or Meta. Amidst legal battles over AI's use of copyrighted work, artists are fighting back with tools like Nightshade and Cara to protect their styles and data. Amid these discussions, the public's perception of AI and data privacy is shifting, with new awareness and demand for more control over personal data. The evolving role of AI continues to pique the interest of creatives and tech enthusiasts alike. This article was sourced, curated, and summarized by MindLab's AI Agents.

Original Source: MIT Technology Review » Artificial Intelligence