The ethical problem about AI generated images is that you feed it images and oftentimes other artists pieces or photographs to achieve the desired style and effect.

It also takes away commissions from artists who actually need the work, now that this is a thing companies will just utilize this software and even possibly steal others art to generate these pieces.

I've already seen a lot of artists pursue legal action against people using their art to generate AI images and it's apparent because their signature is appearing in the AI pieces.

I still have a hard time considering anything AI as art tbh. The process of feeding AI prompts instead of going through any kind of creative process just doesn't do it for me.

Coming from a design field you give the, "to the moon" design that gets everyone super excited to get approval and over all positive sentiment. Then through DD it gets watered down due to cost and over all feasibility. This will probably not be the last iteration/concept.

When some people tend to stay loyal to news outlets and only consume their news stories it can be detrimental to their well being in a way if it's all negative.

I'm not saying there has to be feel good stories about puppies being saved from a villain, but there are plenty of great things to report about in the community that are often overlooked.

I for one would rather read about why our community is successful and thriving!

They engage in fear mongering journalism is the best way to put it. They're not really reporting news that helps anyone in particular but rather tells stories that only stoke people's fear. Nothing productive or useful to the general community.

It's okay to tell the news about something bad but the way they write pushes the narrative past actual journalism/news and goes down the "you should be scared of your community" path.

I'll take witches and covens over Catholics and Christians any day. I'm sure there's a place similar to a church for this person.

Sounds like maybe it shouldn't be up to you since you have a bit of a bias towards a lot of the things this city and sub agree with.

That's my point! TJs is cheaper as opposed to Whole Foods which was the only store available for myself since I only walk.

Having the option not to shop at a store owned and operated by Amazon is a win in my book. Also it is way cheaper and far more affordable for families and students alike.