‘World champion of appropriation’ Grayson Perry says he isn’t bothered by AI using his work

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Celebrated artist says AI is not very good yet, so don’t worry’, in comments made at Charleston literature festivalGrayson Perry has said he doesn’t "really mind” if his work is used to train AI models, adding that throughout his entire career he had been "ripping off” others.

Speaking at the Charleston literature festival, held on the grounds of the former home of the Bloomsbury Group artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant, the artist jokingly referred to himself as "the world champion of cultural appropriation”.Continue reading...

However, the Turner prize-winning artist added that he was in “a luxurious position, being well-known”.