■ From Twitter
I can’t do this as an individual anymore.
Japan’s Manga Culture Preservation Society (Tetsuya Chiba’s fellow) should work with the publishing industry to encourage countries to regulate it.
Even major companies such as Shueisha will be in big trouble if AI is left alone.It’s Ken Akamatsu’s turn https://t.co/I1V5x0ODjw
— Hiroyuki Ando 🍄 Echi manga artist 🍄 It’s too basic, so mutual women are recommended to mute 🙇 (@kinnikupawa) October 16, 2022
Inciting driving, slander, and AI learning are crimes
Please become https://t.co/wGuZ4mlesf— Hiroyuki Ando 🍄 Echi manga artist 🍄 It’s too basic, so mutual women are recommended to mute 🙇 (@kinnikupawa) October 16, 2022
With AI as a mute word, it’s already annoying
— Hiroyuki Ando 🍄 Echi manga artist 🍄 It’s too basic, so mutual women are recommended to mute 🙇 (@kinnikupawa) October 17, 2022
Illustration culture has changed because of AI
Over decades, through trial and error, refinement, and personalized patterns are easily copied, trampling on people’s minds, skills, income, whereabouts, and identity. Just an act of aggression.
New creators will not be born because they will be imitated anyway.
— Hiroyuki Ando 🍄 Echi manga artist 🍄 It’s too basic, so mutual women are recommended to mute 🙇 (@kinnikupawa) October 17, 2022
Even if it is regulated in Japan, it can not be helped grass
Is AI related to manga artists?Manga sells well because it has pictures and stories.
A painter borrowing the authority of a cartoonist
Manga will not perish with AI
When I see this kind of thing, I really feel like I’m just a person who draws, and I don’t like it
Even though there are a lot of people who don’t have that kind of thing
Even if Hiromitsu Takeda-like paintings can be refined, Hiromitsu Takeda’s paintings, scenarios, and productions are only born from Hiromitsu Takeda himself after all.
There’s no way Akamatsu would do anything
Freedom of expression fighters protect only freedom of expression
What is the tsuikasu painter saying
Grass with AI Proletarian Walla Walla
It doesn’t make sense to regulate it in Japanese hahawww
The guy who sells copyrighted pictures without permission barks a lot.
In this way, “technology that does not spread and develop only in Japan” was born
I’m going to be left behind by the world
Manga artist “Why are people who earn money by drawing people’s characters on their own and are frustrated by imitating the pattern (confused)”
Akamatsu supporters are idiots after all
This is a world-class thing, so if you do something like that here, you will fall behind in technology in the future and become a war criminal that will lead to the decline of the otaku industry.
Also, will Japan be left behind due to technological innovation overseas? wwww
Overseas “regulated in Japan? w huh w”
what? Do you want AI to be an underdeveloped country, leaving Japan alone?
Akamatsu is against regulation and is in a position to protect freedom of expression, but I don’t think he will go out of his way to regulate
A guy who imitates popular patterns and draws pictures that look like something he’s seen somewhere can’t compete with AI.
do something about yourself
Dassa
The guy who seems to be the first to eat up
Why are you going to crush AI instead of using it?
Mastering AI is miraculous
Rather, cartoonists are the type to survive without losing to AI.
It’s just small fry that are making a fuss
What is expression regulation?
Flow seen in shogi
Before I knew it, I was able to coexist with AI.
Rather, publishers can help.
The modern Luddite movement
In fact, if you insist that you don’t use AI for the pictures you’ve already made, you can get away with it.
I wonder if the only way to crack down is to make it impossible to connect to the site itself
Even in that case, it is impossible to crack down on the one that is running locally
Let the guy who ran for freedom of expression regulate it
Ironic?
I thought that pharmacists and clerical workers would be the first to be eliminated by AI, but I was surprised to find that the first victims came out of nowhere.
Well, it’s become clear that the idiots making a fuss about this are just untalented small fry earning coins from other people’s paintings.
I’d laugh if someone who was vociferously advocating freedom of expression said AI would be regulated lol
There’s no way the guy who drew AI can’t stop can’t stop AI
↑ Grass.surely
↑ Mysterious Boomerang
↑ good
Sure, it might be a problem, but what about regulations?
Shouldn’t we rather find a way to coexist?
Are you going to ask Ken Akamatsu to regulate the freedom of expression…
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