Anti-AI art circles turn on each other amid AI accusations and purity policing
flowersslop · x · 2026-11-15
flowersslop notes a vibe shift in anti-AI art circles: members now accuse each other of using AI, even for genuinely human-made work, while anyone acknowledging AI's growing usefulness gets ostracized for being too nuanced. He sees growing infighting and purity policing — the community is turning on itself.
- Reflects the difficulty of proving human authorship as AI tools blur creative boundaries
- Suggests ideological communities fracture when strict purity tests meet pragmatic AI adoption
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