• Police were called to Dragon Con after an artist was accused of selling A.I.-generated artwork at their booth.
  • Vendor Oriana Gerez faced backlash and was asked to leave, sparking heated debate across social media platforms.
  • Dragon Con currently lacks a clear public policy addressing A.I. art in its Artist Alley or exhibition guidelines.
  • Controversy follows past A.I. art incidents, with the Dragon Awards and Fan Expo Canada grappling with similar issues.
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[–] 41 points 1 year ago (3 children)

Is that illegal?

It’s shitty, for sure, but cops don’t usually arrest people for just being shitty.

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  • [–] 87 points 1 year ago

    Per the comments on the article:

    • The DragonCon policy explicitly states AI art cannot be sold and that violating that part of their policy is grounds for immediate dismissal
    • The artist refused to leave
    • The cops were called to get them to leave
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