u/HootersUnite

I have extremely tough facial hair naturally, hard enough that it can scratch and poke.

I did 1 session of laser hair removal to get rid of it cause my other half and I are both not a fan of that.

Since then my facial hair has softened significantly, which makes it WAY more bearable.

With that said, if I decided to just stop now and never go back, would my facial hair stay soft? Or would it eventually get tough again like it used to be?

I want to begin by saying I am approaching this from an open minded stance. I am by no means attacking anyone for supporting AI. I want to further understand and refine my own knowledge.

Excuse my poor summary, but Marx essentially does speak on how the labor jobs eventually will be automated completely out under communism. So from the production side of everything, we already do see eye to eye I imagine.

But what about Art? Obviously copyrights and Trademarks and all that wont be abused in a Communist society, but as an Oil Painter myself it doesnt make me feel good knowing that AI is scanning my work against my will in order to make a bunch of mimics of it.

This is my main anti-AI stance, but also much more than that I am a Communist. Which is why I am specifically approaching this community with these questions/thoughts

How do yall feel about AI Art? Do you feel that the concerns given are valid? If not why?

Edit: You are all correct, intellectual property such as Copyrights and Trademarks would not exist under communism. I havent given this specific subject much thought in the past hence my blunder. Thank you for correcting me

Edit 2: its only been an hour since posting and I really appreciate (most) of your thoughts. I have read everything that everyone has said so far, and will continue to do so for anyone else commenting after this. I do feel that I am walking away from this with a much healthier and more informed perspective on AI-art in the Communist sense. I still have thinking to do, but I think I may be able to start saying im not an Anti.

I don't like it here, I just live here.

Today is a day my country celebrates its 250 years of genocide, slavery, and extreme discrimination.

Its sad to see my people in the state they are in, I hope one day I live to see the day when we can change that and establish our society on the principles of workers rights and the betterment of society rather than for the few wealthy elites this country seems so adamant to protect.

As such I choose to use this day to remind myself the unforgivable crimes commited by my country, my plans to contribute to the socialist cause in what little way I can, and the millions of lives needlessly lost around the world.

So here is to hard weeks and long years of change, and whatever comes of that, im gonna doing doing my part.