Interesting points. I personally don't see random people ghilbli-fying their linkedin profile image as a problem, necessarily. I think it's an issue if people _profit_ from it. Now, it's easy to pinpoint with visual arts, but how about other medias, like music? You can't blame AI (or anyone) for playing like someone else, for example.
Fair take - Mimicking or being inspired has always existed in all the industries, but once someone starts profiting off another’s identity or body of work without credit, that’s where the problem lies.
Interesting points. I personally don't see random people ghilbli-fying their linkedin profile image as a problem, necessarily. I think it's an issue if people _profit_ from it. Now, it's easy to pinpoint with visual arts, but how about other medias, like music? You can't blame AI (or anyone) for playing like someone else, for example.
Fair take - Mimicking or being inspired has always existed in all the industries, but once someone starts profiting off another’s identity or body of work without credit, that’s where the problem lies.