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    LadyAnoha commented  · 

    Seriously... I'm gonna be blunt here. Twitch has NUMEROUS artists one the platform that use it as a means to try and prove that they are not using generative AI in their work, and now they're adding in measure to train a GENERATIVE AI PROGRAM? This is basically saying that they want to violate the ownership rights to an artist's own work and not give them ANY choice in the matter. Add in that there are NUMEROUS streamers, (whether as a VTuber, face cam streamer, or someone who just has the stream be the content and their voice), that go out of their way to commission artists who have to work hard as heck to prove that what they create is genuine and not AI generated, could be at risk of having their own brands stolen, is like a blatant slap in the face.
    If Twitch wants to improve the platform, don't go "the cheap route", because, ultimately, it's not cheaper. In the long run, it costs more due to the fact that they LOSE people on the platform as a result because of the discomfort of being more and more flooded by fake accounts or people trying to purposefully cause harm and hate on the platform. If they want improvements, look at properly improving the UI, fix current bugs and glitches, fix the things that are most commonly reported as being either broken, bugging out, etc.

    Take notes from the numerous websites who have been facing backlash from pushing Generative AI training and content of any kind and are making choices to REMOVE it. Don't try something that has already killed other websites. Be better than those sites and improve on what you already have going for you by fixing what is seen as broken by your user base and not what is seen as broken by someone who doesn't even interact with most of the platform's spaces. Plus, pushing a new policy/feature without even asking your user base if they wanted it is pretty scummy and shows no trust, faith, much less respect for the user base as a whole. Sorry. And, if this was something meant to be discussed, maybe should have done a better job of reaching out to the user base.

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