Jess Weatherbed

So it's very blasé and kind of low effort, really.

It's kind of a we've joined an initiative.

What more do you want?

Yeah.

Which is incredibly frustrating, but that seems to be the reason that everything is kind of not developing.

Because in order to develop any further, in order to actually help us, they would have to pause.

They would have to stop and think about it.

And they're too busy running out every other tool and feature that they can think of doing because they have to.

They have to keep their shareholders happy.

They have to keep us as consumers happy while also saying ignore everything else that's going on in the background.

Very small.

There's an artist platform, right, called Kara, which says that they're so for supporting artists that they're not going to allow any AI-generated artwork on the site.

But they haven't really clearly communicated how they are going to do that because saying it is one thing and doing it is another thing entirely.

There are a million reasons why we don't have a reliable detection method at the minute.

So if I, in complete good faith, pretend to be

an artist that's just feeding AI-generated images onto that platform, there's very little they can really do about it.

So anyone that's making those statements saying, yeah, we're going to stand to merit and we're going to keep AI off of the platform.

How?

They can't.

The systems for doing so at the minute are being developed by AI providers, as we've said, or at least AI providers are deeply involved with a lot of these systems.