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X's Generative AI Image Edit Tool Ignites Backlash — Users Fear Image Misuse
(www.ibtimes.co.uk)
this post was submitted on 26 Dec 2025
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How about not publishing your pictures all over the internet?
Artists should be able to share their work without fear of being plagiarized.
That's something that sounds nice in theory but it makes no sense. You'd need to have draconian DRM to make it work.
At the very least, we’d need tech companies to stop encouraging plagiarism.
This is about artists posting their artwork so I'm not sure where else they'd be expected to post it?
Edit: instead of the internet I mean, not instead of Twitter because I dont know why anyone is still on that platform