‘This is fine’ meme ke creator KC Green ne ek AI startup par aarop lagaya hai ki unki art bina permission ke chura li gayi. Yeh aarop Artisan naam ki startup ke khilaf aaya hai, jo pehle hi apne ‘stop hiring humans’ billboard se controversy mein thi.
‘This is fine’ creator ka aarop: AI startup ne art churai
KC Green, jo apne viral meme ‘This is fine’ ke liye jaane jaate hain, ne Artisan startup par aarop lagaya hai ki unki art bina permission ke istemal ki gayi. The Verge ke mutabiq, Green ne social media par post kiya ki Artisan ne unki art ko bina kisi credit ya permission ke apne marketing material mein istemal kiya.
Artisan startup ka ‘stop hiring humans’ billboard controversy
Artisan pehle hi apne billboard campaign ke liye controversy mein tha, jismein unka nara tha “stop hiring humans.” TechCrunch ke mutabiq, is billboard ne social media par kaafi reaction diya tha, kyunki yeh AI ke zariye human jobs ko replace karne ka message de raha tha.
Hamaari Baat: AI aur art ka conflict aur creator rights
Hamari nazar mein, yeh case ek badi problem ko highlight karta hai jo AI industry mein chal rahi hai. AI startups apne models ko train karne ke liye artists ki bina permission art ka istemal kar rahe hain, aur jab artists aarop lagate hain toh unhe seriously nahi liya jaata. KC Green ka aarop sirf ek example hai — aise kai aur artists hain jinka kaam bina credit ke istemal ho raha hai. Seedha baat karein toh, agar AI startups ko apne models banane ke liye art churani pad rahi hai, toh woh ‘innovation’ nahi, ‘theft’ hai. Artists ko apne kaam par control aur compensation milna chahiye.
Sources & References
- ‘This is fine’ creator says AI startup stole his art — The Verge
- ‘This is fine’ creator says AI startup stole his art — TechCrunch
