While it looks great, I highly advise against posting *unfinished* art on social media with the current situation on twitter.
Organic_Machinery_672026-01-11 04:51
i am afraid i am uninformed about whats going on with twitter 😞😞 i have also simultaneously been posting my wips onto twt... could you pls explain whats going on there ♡♡♡
The_Great_Ravioli2026-01-11 04:55
Twitter currently allows anyone to edit any image with AI.
Literally anyone can just use AI the finish your artwork. Basically claiming the artwork for themselves.
Organic_Machinery_672026-01-11 05:01
omg thank you for letting me know ♡♡
excuse me if its a stupid question (ive never used gen ai), but was this not already a thing they could do by just taking a screenshot of my art and asking any other ai model to finish it? or by tracing? or by just asking the ai to produce a ganyu art? because I dont really think my art is the type of stuff people would steal anyway, so is this like the same amount of threat as before? or more so?
or have they gotten rid of the 'invisible' ai watermarks that most ai adds onto images?? if so, that is more than concerning. not just for artists, but for people too!! the amount of deepfakes on pictures must be insane (and awful...)
The_Great_Ravioli2026-01-11 05:06
The threat is far worse.
Before, there is the watermarks you talk about, and it would also sometimes require a paid software, and it would be tricky to get a good AI gen of an artwork. You would also have to go on niche websites to do it.
Now, the tech is more advanced, no watermarks(But the AI is still detectable through other means), and literally anyone on the massive platform on twitter can edit any image they see with a simple click and prompt.
Organic_Machinery_672026-01-11 05:09
omg, thats awful... and incredibly irritating (i literally never finish my art unless it's traditional). thanks for letting me know!! ♡
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Literally anyone can just use AI the finish your artwork. Basically claiming the artwork for themselves.
excuse me if its a stupid question (ive never used gen ai), but was this not already a thing they could do by just taking a screenshot of my art and asking any other ai model to finish it? or by tracing? or by just asking the ai to produce a ganyu art? because I dont really think my art is the type of stuff people would steal anyway, so is this like the same amount of threat as before? or more so?
or have they gotten rid of the 'invisible' ai watermarks that most ai adds onto images?? if so, that is more than concerning. not just for artists, but for people too!! the amount of deepfakes on pictures must be insane (and awful...)
Before, there is the watermarks you talk about, and it would also sometimes require a paid software, and it would be tricky to get a good AI gen of an artwork. You would also have to go on niche websites to do it.
Now, the tech is more advanced, no watermarks(But the AI is still detectable through other means), and literally anyone on the massive platform on twitter can edit any image they see with a simple click and prompt.