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Klinchapp Blog
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Sep 29, 2026
Should You Use AI to Create? An Honest Framework for Creators in 2026
Should artists use AI tools? Yes—but build an ethical framework first and own the contradictions honestly. Here's how.
creator-rights
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ai-ethics
Klinchapp Blog
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Sep 25, 2026
3 Tools and Tactics Creators Can Use Today to Protect Their Work
Protect your artwork from AI training with 3 practical tactics: embed metadata, use platform opt-outs, and monitor for unauthorized use.
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ai-ethics
Klinchapp Blog
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Sep 22, 2026
Right Now: Which Creators Are Winning Legal Cases and What Changed?
Creator lawsuits against AI companies are winning. See which artist lawsuits are reshaping copyright law and how AI giants are finally changing course in 2026.
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ai-ethics
Klinchapp Blog
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Sep 18, 2026
Your Work Without Permission: How AI Training Scraped Creator Content
AI training without creator consent built billion-dollar models. Discover how artists' work was scraped and what's coming next in this legal reckoning.
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ai-ethics
Sygnin
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Sep 16, 2026
October drawing events
A list of October 2026 drawing events on Bluesky
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Oliver 💙
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Sep 13, 2026
Reclaiming my Disabled Trans Body
An essay describing my journey in loving myself as a trans man disabled from birth, despite the ableism faced since then.
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Intelolerant Nerd Rage
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Jul 31, 2026
Stance on AI
I certify that I will never use AI in any part of my published works. It will not be a part of any of my workflow. My works are made by a human for humans. -IntolerantPacifist
NerdRage
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anti-ai
Debbie's Blatherings - by Debbie Ridpath Ohi
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Jul 24, 2026
Modifying someone's art without their permission is NOT okay
Also: Advice for artists sharing their art online.
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BRNLXE
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Mar 10, 2026
The State of Adult Art Post-2018
The adult art community feels different for the wrong reasons.
art
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twitter
frankhecker.com
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Dec 30, 2024
The survival of art and artists
How will art and artists survive in the log-normally-distributed economy of attention?
art
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artists
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
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Sep 29, 2024
Entering The Fray
Becoming a commentator-turned-creator? Hope you’re getting hazard pay. Some thoughts on the art of creation when you’re usually a critic.
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artists
Anil Dash
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May 13, 2014
Let's Do More
I’ve been trying to do more things that are unfamiliar or slightly out of my comfort zone lately. Here’s a quick roundup: - I got to participate in Rhizome’s venerated Seven on Seven conference, where I teamed up with Kevin McCoy to create monegraph. It’s a system that uses the block chain…
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prince
Ben Werdmuller
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Jul 19, 2011
Patronism and monetizing the social web
This post is adapted from something I wrote on Google+. There are more comments over there; also see Evan Promodou's riff on the same idea. Google+'s combination of streams and circles works. So here's something I've been mulling over for a while: I really like Patronism's central idea. Rather than buying an album, you subscribe to an artist's feed, and get access to songs, photos etc as they're produced. That makes a lot more sense to me as a 21st century model for music. I also follow a lot
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Anil Dash
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Nov 27, 2008
A Red Flag Before The White Flag
> Major labels function with the assumption that 90 percent of artists they sign are going to fail — that should have been a red flag for everybody. I mean that’s a bizarre business model in any arena. But particularly in the cultural arena, the idea that the system through which culture is…
music
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industry
Anil Dash
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Jan 8, 2007
I'm a real pretend artist!
Those who know me know that I’m pretty much inept at any kind of artistic endeavor. Which makes it all the more amusing that I’ve recently had the chance to pretend to be a real artist a bit lately. First, the AIGA Collaborate/Celebrate Holiday Party last month featured an auction of a number of…
design
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art
Anil Dash
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Feb 7, 2001
William Gedney is an artist
William Gedney is an artist I had never heard of before today, but I found an incredible site documenting his career and his life, including what appears to be a comprehensive archive of his photography. Go take a look, of particular interest to me of course are his photos of New York and India,…
photography
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india
Anil Dash
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Feb 1, 2001
So, I made vague reference
So, I made vague reference to the idea before, but this time I’m serious: There needs to be a geographically-distributed consortium of web developers, who can all network with one another to create sites or projects. I know for a fact that there are a lot of truly talented, gifted artists and…
collaboration
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networking
Anil Dash
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Apr 25, 2000
Joe Clark answered my query
Joe Clark answered my query a while ago about the cabal of designers who inflict their personal color palette choices on the rest of us: the Color Marketing Group. Being an overbearing curmudgeon myself, I was thinking of joining, but it turns out I’m ineligible as I don’t have a four-year degree.…
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artists
Anil Dash
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Jan 21, 2000
Regular visitors will know that
Regular visitors will know that I’m deeply enamored of musical artists who take ownership of their own works. Interestingly, many of them were among my favorites before they became independent, but then went their own way as part of their natural inclination. As I quoted here once before,…
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