The Ban Hammer Comes Out for AI-Generated Art

The “ban hammer,” so to speak, first broke the ice last year. The creative content-sharing platform Newgrounds prohibited artists from sharing images created with Artbreeder, a machine learning-based tool that combines two or more images. More recently the site banned AI-generated art altogether, accounting for Midjourney, Dall-E, CrAIyon, and other popular AI algorithms.
“We want to keep the focus on art made by people and not have the Art Portal flooded with computer-generated art,” Newgrounds’ wiki
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