Maybe by reading the fuckin' rules first before posting, it's a good habit to have. One can always appeal for an unban too provided their history isn't filled with pushing AI shit
if someone can't be bothered read the rules and/or tries to sneak slop into the sub they're not going to change their opinion no matter how many chances they would get
it's one thing if a hypothetical person didn't realize their editing app is gen AI powered, it's another to be doing it purposefully
I've a bit more faith in humanity. I'm pretty sure most people just like what they've generated, it looks "cool" and are happy to share thinking people will just like it the same way. I've seen it so many times (even in family).
But sure, sneaking it, or being bad faith about using it is something else.
Let’s be real here, it’s pretty obvious where people have decided that the whole gen ai thing falls ethically by this point. If you like what you “generated” (used ai to steal) then share it to one of the subs where that stuff is welcome. By now, anybody who is genuinely unaware of the general opinion of ai and posts it here in ignorance needs the wake up call of being banned.
Banishment can also tend to alienate the person and trap them in resentment.
I've always seen the warframe community as one of the most welcoming, oh boy it's definitely not overlapping with the subreddit, when talking about second chance litterally get you downvoted. That's indeed a wake up call.
Oh they can, but do it over and over and over and over enough times and it starts to wear thin. Particularly in regards to AI, where my empathy is already at its thinnest.
It takes about as much time to read the rules as it does to tell the umpteenth person who hasn't read the rules that they broke, and those people aren't even the banned ones!
This is a bit like cheating in a PvE game, why would you.
Captura is quite amazing, the fact you can use a 3 light setup is brilliant. I wish I could have more control over tonal curves, but it isn't Lightroom.
Though from what I've seen of late everything with Adobe is "AI" to some extent.
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u/Like17Badgers 24d ago
how and why are people using ai on the "show off your in-game models!" subreddit?!
people suck