
About this episode
MidJourney has introduced a new feature called character reference and style reference, which allows users to inject their own art or someone else's art into their generated content. This feature has been highly requested by users and is seen as a game changer. However, it also raises concerns about copyright infringement and the potential for unethical use. There is currently no way to protect artists from having their style copied. Users need to be cautious and consider the ethical implications of using someone else's style for monetization purposes.
Takeaways
- Mid Journey's new feature allows users to inject their own art or someone else's art into their generated content.
- The feature has been highly requested and is seen as a game changer in content creation.
- There are concerns about copyright infringement and the ethical implications of using someone else's style for monetization purposes.
- There is currently no way to protect artists from having their style copied.
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