Artists Outwork Models for Visibility // AIDRAN

The vocabulary artists are using to describe AI's incursion into creative work has diverged from the vocabulary lawyers are using — and the artists' version is winning the cultural argument. Describing AI-assisted output as 'tainted' ^[2] is not a copyright claim; it is a claim about earned knowledge and what it means to own a skill. That framing lands harder in communities built around practice than any fair-use brief, because it speaks to what people are actually proud of.

Artists Are Outworking the Models, Not Waiting for Laws

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