Why do AI cultists piss and shit themselves and get mad defensive when I say I don't like their sloppa and won't be interacting with it? Is it some inherent inferiority complex?
You already answered your own question.
>>7995798It’s due to their inherent underlying misanthropy. Most of them were bullied in school and never had any friends, technology was their only solace. They hate people and never fit in with them so they love the idea of people being made “obsolete” by technology, proving that everything the jocks were ever good at was never really that difficult in the first place, they love the idea of finally being able to have social skills or artistic skills of their own via technological prosthesis, they salivate at the thought of everyone’s unique talents amounting to nothing as everyone dissolves into the same pool of homogenized mediocrity.It’s like trannies bragging about how they can fool straight men into sleeping with them. They know they’re defective, they know they’ll never have the real thing, so they lash out at the real thing and want to destroy it.
go ask /g/, faggotthis is a drawing board
>>7995810This. Computer nerds are subhumans, from Peter thiel to the average Silicon Valley slave. We need to bully them even harder
>>7995810>see flanders getting posted >absolute nuke of a truth follows
>>7995810Holy manifesto
People who arc their back for AI have become pretty intolerable. They will genuinely think that posting a few screenshots of artists on twitter not wanting to interact with AI is justification for infinite AI slop in every area. AI in every search, ai in all tech, ai in games, ai generation of videos on mass just in hopes of making a profit from people who think its real. There is no end to the shit that ai, ai art, and ai videos have brought upon us, but it pisses people off, and to genuine losers, people being pissed off is their only way to feel superior to anyone.
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>>7995798I'm not anti-AI which gives me the perspective that AI prooompters won't accept they're redundant middlemen. They're mindbroken ideaguys who don't realize the accessibility argument isn't in their favor. If anyone can make the exact same shit with little effort, why should I give you money or attention? I'll just do it myself if I want to see it. Usually they'll emphasize the unique novelty/genius/creativity of their vision, and in return you kindly ask they put the fries in the bag.
>>7995798they think they "skipped the line" with ai and you should like their art because its technically well done.
>>7999217>put the fries in the bagLiterally everyone who says this plebbit one-liner works in fast food themselves or is a leeching NEET who contributes nothing to society
>>7995810AI prompters on average are more tech illiterate though, that's why you see so many of them so proud of being able to set up a local model and constantly go on about their 30+ step creative, high effort and skillful workflow with heavy emphasis on the "manual tools" for skillful and effortful post processing.sorry but us loser nerds hate them more than anyone else.
>>7995810holy SHIT what a TRVKEbased flanders poster
>>7995798Oh yeah? Well I just put your art through the sloppatron to show my surperiority of you. Get pwnd, NERD!
>>7995810it's ironic how much they talk shit about "lefty art trannies" when their whole idea of "democratising art" sounds exactly like trannyism (pretending to be what they are not) and uber communism. they are, in fact the "art trannies". it's fucking hilarious
>>7995810HOLY TRUTH NUKE
>>7995810Something that's worth bringing up is that a lot of AI cultists are autistic guys who thought they could become artists by throwing themselves into the deep end of the pool (constructive drawing or painting) only to immediately get stuck (for obvious reasons), get frustrated, and then go "I just don't have talent" followed by giving up on drawing.You can't brute force drawing especially not by starting out with drawabox or grinding forms from various angles. There is no cheat code to getting better at art, and form/perspectivemaxxing certainly isn't the way, at least not for beginners.The only way you're going to improve is if you're studious and dutiful. Draw a subject from memory, study it multiple times (trace it, copy it, etc), then draw it from memory again. Then pick a related subject, and begin the process once more.Most autists aren't going to do this because it not only takes a lot of time and a lot of work, but because it's easier to pretend art is some magical process that only a gifted few have access to.
