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Ban AI slop from Midsummer Scream

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Lizeth Lopez Verified
1 month ago

Because ai is trash and we need to continue having original art work

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Dani Broderick Verified
1 month ago Featured

Using ai makes vendors and haunts look cheap. If you cant pay an artist to make your logo or banner, why should i want to pay for your product?

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Rusty Crestmore 87 Verified
1 month ago

Ai is not art, it has no human touch to it, it is soulless and disingenuous. It is the opposite of creativity and art. It is affront to the very reason anyone comes to Midsummer Scream.

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Jay Potter Verified
1 month ago

Let real artists make art

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Aiden Pierce Verified
1 month ago

Fuck AI, it doesn’t belong in our community!!!

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Ashleigh James Verified
1 month ago

AI Art is not art and it will never ever be art, keep it out of our community!

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Riot Grim Verified
1 month ago Featured

Seeing ai openly promoted and used by companies representing creativity based events such as haunt is extremely disheartening. It makes the events feel lazy and as if they dont really care for the events their taking part in. Plus the convention staff and runners allowing this in when the vender rules state no ai is allowed is so crazy to me

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Emma Reveles Verified
1 month ago Featured

As an artist, I was severely disappointed to see no regulations implemented. I inquired about a space in late spring and was told vendor spots were full. Yes, I asked late in the setup process but to see Ai generated images for sale, it severely made me question if I even wanted to return as a vendor in 2027.

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Supporter Verified
1 month ago

Ai "art" is an insult to actual artists.

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Supporter Verified
1 month ago Featured

I recently lost my position as Lead Graphic Designer because the company I worked for (for many years) has replaced me with AI. It’s an already difficult world for an artist. Allowing extensive use of AI makes it even more difficult for artists, like me, who truly love creating.

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Isabella Meader Verified
1 month ago

No AI in creative spaces