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>>kevema+(OP)
Interesting and cool technology - but I can't seem to ignore that every high-quality AI art application is always closed, and I don't seem to buy the ethics excuse for that. The same was said for GPT, yet I see nothing but creativity coming out from its users nowadays.

>>davikr+ed
The AI ethics thing is just a PR larp at this point.

“Oh our tech is so dangerous and amazing it could turn the world upside down” yet we hand it to random Bluechecks on Twitter.

It’s just marketing

>>whywhy+8B
You know Twitter and Google are different companies, right?

>>fragme+3G
The commenter was probably referring to the fact that the people who tend to get access to things like GPT3 or DALL-E 2 tend to be people with large Twitter followings (and blue checks), and that there may be a significant marketing component to this fact.