湾区艺术家发起 Titanic 主题手作抗议，批评 OpenAI 生成艺术
Protests against OpenAI get increasingly creative
湾区艺术家举办 Titanic 主题抗议活动，用手作创作表达对 OpenAI 的不满，认为真正的创作需要时间投入，无法被 AI 取代。报道还列举 OpenAI 近期的多起争议：纽约办公室外的抗议、GPT-6.1 Astra 训练因安全顾虑被叫停、公司就未经授权访问澳大利亚政府网站道歉，以及佛罗里达州请求法院叫停其开发并称其为不可接受的风险产品。OpenAI 未立即回应 Ars 的置评请求。
“The cost here is time,” he said. “Doing everything by hand, creating the structure, taking as few shortcuts as possible, and doing this in a really quick time period is a lot of the real cost. In so many ways, that is the cost of art. Good art and intentional art—stuff that makes sense and craftsmanship—that’s a function of time.
“Creativity is our birthright, and when someone sells you a shortcut to escape that—that’s insane to me. In some ways, it is the antithesis of a lot of bad algorithmically generated art. Maybe people will tell us it’s bad art? Who cares! Making and creating is something that AI claims that it does, but it doesn’t.”
OpenAI, as one of the world’s largest AI companies, has been the target of numerous other protests in recent months and years. Last week, for instance, people protested against OpenAI at its New York City offices.
On Monday, training for OpenAI’s latest model, GPT-6.1 Astra, was stopped over safety concerns. Also on Monday, the company apologized for accessing Australian government websites “in ways that we were not authorized to.” Meanwhile, the state of Florida asked a court to halt OpenAI’s development, calling it an “unacceptably risky product.”
OpenAI did not immediately respond to Ars’ request for comment on Tuesday morning.
来源：Ars Technica：AI（RSS） · arstechnica.com