AI Is Stealing From Artists and It's Going To Get Worse. Demand Action!

  • by: Care2 Team
  • recipient: UK Government, European Union, Canadian Government, and United States Government

The rise of artificial intelligence is transforming creative industries, but it's also raising alarming ethical concerns. Recently, a new trend has taken the internet by storm: AI-generated "Ghibli-style" artwork created by OpenAI's ChatGPT. While some users celebrate the novelty of seeing iconic animation styles reproduced, it's come at the expense of intellectual property rights, and it's time for governments to step in.

Sign the petition demanding stricter regulations to protect artists' copyright and create fair rules for AI-generated art!

The issue at hand is simple: AI tools like ChatGPT are being trained on the creative works of human artists – including iconic figures like Hayao Miyazaki, whose art has inspired generations. The AI is then used to produce art that closely mimics these styles, often without the consent or compensation of the artists. This undermines the work of human creators, putting their livelihoods at risk. 

Hayao Miyazaki, the legendary filmmaker behind Studio Ghibli, has made his opposition to AI in animation known. He views it as a threat to the humanity of art, an "insult to life itself." His thoughtful concerns reflect a wider issue: AI-generated art puts authentic creativity at risk and disregards years of work and dedication by real artists whose styles are being copied.

Governments must act now to ensure that AI doesn't continue to exploit artists' work without consequences. It's time to protect intellectual property, and the rights of human artists, in the age of AI technology. 

Sign now to ensure that AI is used ethically, and that artists receive the respect, compensation, and protection they deserve!

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