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"The new tariff on goods manufactured in the EU is 20%, while those which originate in China are 34%. This is in addition to a recent 20% tariff on China, raising that level to 54%." This is, sadly, not complete. There were already existing tariffs. Example: We had existing tariffs on all China...

What on earth are you talking about. This art form is literally JAPANESE in origin made by people alive and still doing it in Japan and it's relatively new. It's not our culture! And Lord of the Rings isn't American either!

You've fallen victim to "replacing actual argumentation to linking to random argumentation definitions and pretending you made a cogent point." You need to make an argument yourself. The law isn't immoral. Indeed, it has a longstanding basis in humanist philosophy, including those which the US...

I don't care that you don't care if it damages the IP holder. They literally, directly, in black and white international law, have a right to not be damaged by the unauthorized alteration of their IP. You not caring doesn't change that fact.

Yes, there is when you yourself create something for sale under agreement, and then someone else copies that something without consent or attribution and resells it. There is 100% a moral entitlement to consent to that re-sale, or be compensated for it. IT'S LITERALLY CALLED MORALE RIGHTS TO...

You cut the full response so spun it as not theft because they still have it, but that's not what you or I had said. You had claimed there was no " negative moral implication " remember? There absolutely is a negative moral implication if you profit off someone else's labor without their consent...

If you sell the art created using someone else's art without their consent, it has a negative moral implication as you are making money off the labor of someone else and they receive no compensation for your sale. It's also not fair use if you're selling it for a purpose that isn't educational...

I really think the video of his reaction to something else is not indicative of anything regarding this AI.

I don't know. Probably? The "AI" he watched was visually grotesque and inept, and not in an Anime way but in a "We accidentally combined a spider with a human in the lab and now need to put the abomination that's crawling around headless on its distorted skeleton-less limbs out of its misery" way.

I didn't find it ugly or stupid. Sorry you didn't like it.

We don't really know that as that was his reaction a decade ago to something else.

It did poorly with this one, perhaps because it is complicated. It seemed unable to identify all of the distinct figures and rather than rendering all 9 of the most prominent ones it tried to reduce it to seven while eliminating most of the "heroes" in the image. I then gave it some more...

What if Studio Ghibli directed Lord of the Rings? A user named PJ Ace spent $250 in Kling credits and 9 hours re-editing the Fellowship trailer to bring that vision to life Quoting PJ Ace: "My process was: Screenshot all 102 shots in the trailer. Remix them to Ghibli style in @OpenAI 's...

If anyone has a suggestion for another image that should be converted to this animation style let me know

I have a paid sub so I don't know. I do know it's new as of today.

No i upload an image of the first printing of the AD&D Player's Handbook and ask it to redo the image in the style of Studio Ghibli. I also uploaded an image of my kid and had it redo the image in the style of studio ghibli and that worked great too.