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Joshua Achiam says AI art lets the right gain cultural ground the left may lose

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Joshua Achiam, an X user posting as @jachiam0, argues that left-leaning artists' rejection of AI art has opened a space for young right-wing creators.

He cites "Malfoid" as the first real wave of this trend. Achiam warns that if the right produces more high-quality AI material over time, the left risks losing popular influence through new media. The report gives no data on audience size or output quality to support these claims.

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    Joshua Achiam says AI art lets the right gain cultural ground the left may lose

    AIJoshua Achiam argues that AI art's rejection by left-leaning artists has opened a space for young right-wing creators, with "Malfoid" as the first real wave. He warns that if the right produces more high-quality AI material over time, the left risks losing popular influence through new media.

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