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Thoughts on preemptively banning Gen-AI?
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I have personally found that art from fairytale stories that's too old to have copyright can be a fun way to fill in little margins and decorate things. There are some sites that make them available with an explicit "this is way out of copyright, you can use this for whatever you want but please credit us for supplying it"
That's great. And it should be encouraged. But what about modern+ settings?
Oh definitely, it's not a universal solution. Just figured I'd mention a less obvious option that has helped me out before