If you want to shut down AI art, tell it to draw Disney characters in Disney styles.

Might not work, but Disney lawyers vs. Silicon Valley lawyers is a fight where someone you despise loses either way.

A rant on tokenization:

Tokenization is replacing particular data with an opaque set of bits, called a “token”.
The token either is encrypted or a mapping stored in a table. Tokens are usually a fixed # of bits (usually 64) for simplicity.

I love tokenization for cases like credit card numbers, where a small opaque piece of data is quite sensitive and generally has reasonable usage patterns. But people try to use tokenization without security or scalability.

Don’t do this. Let me explain...