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AI just steals other people's labor
(lemmy.world)
I wonder if anyone notices.
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this post was submitted on 24 Oct 2024
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I never really get the point they're trying to make in these comic parodies (if there is any), which makes it less meaningful to me if people eat the onion.
They're usually a parody of shitty Ben Garrison political cartoons, but artists are expected to crank out more and more content and this guy has found his niche. So you eventually start getting some that aren't really a parody of anything; except maybe his own work. Although this one is specifically about parodies... I'm just gonna step away before this gets too meta.
It’s not the onions we eat that matters, but the onions grown along the way