[00:02] this stealing be regulated? Lucinda Wild and I spent nights in the Bornean and share it with the world. Now somebody can AI generate it for easy likes and monetization. It's so frustrating and not real. These are the
[00:16] two side by side. So the frog photo was posted to Lucinda K Wild's Instagram account. This is so cool. It's a photo of the Bornean Horn frog and wow, the photo looks absolutely stunning. It's weird that like some people in the
[00:31] being like, "Oh, you're mad somebody's making money from it instead of you." clout and money or did you do it just to share the beauty of the world? If you shared it, there's nothing to steal. And Nick says about the money, "Do you
[00:45] in literally nothing? And her main goal incredible animals that are going extinct. I'm angry because this isn't a real animal and is deceiving people. Have some respect." But a user had quote
[00:58] retweeted this whole situation saying, "If I spent months in the rainforest somebody to steal my photos and repost AI generated versions of them, I think I would actually become the Joker." And they add, "This guy and his partner are
[01:11] fund their own expeditions for scientific research. It's absolutely brutal that people steal their work and get more interaction. Deeply evil." And I completely agree. At least like on Nick's page he's talking about a project
[01:24] where they're photographing bugs on white background and they just hit 3,000 bug species photographed on a white background. Which that is absolutely so cool and such a good resource for just biologists in general. So absolutely
[01:39] Lucinda has some sick photos. Like look at this. This is so cool. So anyways, check them out and show them all the love they deserve.