Given that the creator of Stable Diffusion is an insufferable douchebag who has thus far refused to discuss the ethics of scraping and is forcing artists to opt out as opposed to opting in to having their art used, nah.  Would sooner download something from YesIAmDefinitelyAVirusThatWillStealYourBankInfo.com.

I think you’re underestimating our capacity to be pissed off.

In all fairness it’s also a game with over 120 hours of play time. So one plot spoiler isn’t gonna ruin the whole game 

Uh... People stopped getting outraged over NFTs because they rightly became devalued over time and people aren’t falling for the scam nearly as much because of all the information out there about how scummy they are.  Not because there’s some ~fresh new thing~ to be mad about.

It’s a 7 year old game. I’m surprised that you even made it this far without getting spoiled.

And I’m actually still on my very first playthrough and have read that reveal years ago.

People stopped being mad about NFTs when it was clear they were crashing and burning, not because AI art showed up.

Pros:
- Character designs look good, obviously
- Love the henshin pose and the fact that the owl’s persona look like an SD Gundam
- Igor is back! I mean the real Igor, the... oh right, spoilers

Cons:
- Most of the things they showed in the trailer are recycled assets from P5 and P5 Royal, except for the new enemies and…

“it’s neither truly “AI” or art”

............huh.

(If this ends up being some bullshit gacha game I will still enjoy watching all the cutscenes on YT 100x more than most games I will actually play this year)

all the statues are anatomically correct. Yes, especially Totoro.

My point is that it doesn’t work here either. It portrays lack of sexual experience in a teenager as something to be made fun of. It’s a nasty little piece of psychological work. 

I’ll take “Things that never happened” for $400, Alex. 

She killed a deer. How is that any less sad than killing a rabbit?

Warner Bros was taken in by dishonest Hollywood accounting? Poor babies lol.

This “photography didn’t kill painting and AI art won’t kill artists” take is not a great argument. For one, photography offered something that painting was never able to: accurate and efficient visual documentation of events as they were occurring. Second, photography may not have killed painting, but it absolutely…

Cool, you solved this for the next 6 months and in essence raised the bounty for solving hands

I was often harassed online for using AI tools...

What protections would those be? How are they protected from AI image generators using their work without permission, without credit given and without renumeration? 

Where in the PlayStation games she was a confident, dynamic character, HBO makes Tess an example