2026-08-30 08:25 UTC
@kauer@aus.social Hi, thanks for reaching out and clarifying, I like to read other people’s opinions.
The reason I do not directly advocate against the use of generative AI is that a responsible use of AI exists, and it involves:
- Not using people’s work as training data without consent and retribution.
- Carefully reviewing the output of AI models and fix mistakes.
- Explicitly stating the use of generative AI whenever it’s used to contribute.
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@mattiz6276@mastodon.uno 2026-08-30 08:33
Even if this standards aren’t easy to reach, especially with the proliferation of AI models like ChatGPT, there are still some models that actually use ethical training data with good retribution for artists, like Adobe Firefly, but I don’t personally use it as I don’t use Adobe products. Debian allows “responsible use of generative AI” which also should mean that the AI itself should have been trained responsibly. If that isn’t the case, the use is not responsible anymore. 🧵2/3