Twitch is under fire for its latest global emote, which appears to be AI-generated.
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surely there are many such images that could be commercially licensed for nearly pennies
someone who works there definitely has a camera, a cat, and a minature santa hat
just insanely soulless and cheap
https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/928738-badges-emotes/suggestions/49188362-no-ai-for-global-emotes-change-catinthechat?page=1&per_page=20
However, they've never clarified how they use our content to train those models.
https://www.theinformation.com/briefings/twitch-has-role-to-play-in-training-amazon-ai-executive-says
CEO Dan Clancy has said as much:
https://www.businessinsider.com/twitch-ceo-dan-clancy-generative-ai-boon-for-live-streaming-2024-6
i am mildly annoyed and expected this.
Its eyes are soulless and like glass
They could have created buzz around it by hosting an emote contest in the newly formed Artist Creator Club, with the winning emote chosen (would also be free / low cost)
Xitter is Literally hemorrhaging users due to AI usage, this isn’t some niche issue.