After considerable research and experience, I'm going all in and banning AI use in my studio design courses this semester. Here is my statement I'm adding to my syllabi. #education #design #ai
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@brentpatterson As an AI researcher, I co-sign this policy 100%. Great work!
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@brentpatterson I should add-- do not use automated AI detection tools to enforce this policy. They are racist, sexist, and inaccurate. Having students send the raw files rather than the final rendered art should make it very clear who did and did not generate images themselves without relying on these inaccurate tools. Real files will have a history, layers, etc.
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Hell yea! :D Well said.
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@brentpatterson Good text & stance. Small suggestion: Reverse the order and start with “undermines the creative process you are attempting to learn”, continue with the Copyright issue, and that you can identify AI art, and only then move on to the ethical issues etc. That way, you get them with enlightened self-interest first, and they might stay and read the rest.
Love that you include that list of AI generators, too. Might help some non-technical people avoid accidentally cheating that way.
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