Artists Flock to Cara as Anti-AI Platform Gains Popularity
Cara's user base skyrockets as creatives seek refuge from Meta's AI policies, highlighting the growing divide between tech and art communities.
- Cara prohibits AI-generated art, providing a safe space for original human-made creations.
- The platform's user count surged from 40,000 to 700,000 within a week due to Meta's controversial AI practices.
- Founder Jingna Zhang emphasizes the need for respecting artists' rights and protecting their work from unauthorized AI use.
- Cara employs Glaze technology to shield artwork from being scraped for AI training.
- The rapid growth poses challenges for Cara, which is still in beta and relies on volunteer engineering support.