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AI art has been causing massive controversy since the release of the latest generation of text-to-image generators, and the backlash shows no sign of going away. Now fans of an acclaimed South Korean illustrator are livid after someone created an AI model that replicates the artist's style just days after he passed away., which is one of the most popular of the new generation of synths.
Hi! I just trained a model to draw in the style of the late Kim Jung Gi, as an hommage.I'm fairly happy with the results, given how complicated is his style.Hope you like it, feel free to use it by yourself :https://t.co/M0RQ5YJ3Tv#KimJungGi #stablediffusion pic.twitter.com/U8qn1YypTdThe comic book writer Dave Scheidt was one of the first professionals to react. “Kim Jung Gi left us less than [a week ago] and AI bros are already ‘replicating’ his style and demanding credit.
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