Abstract

In this article the ethical implications and the risk that the work of artist suffers with the use of AI are discussed. The use of artificial intelligence is framed by the internet that stores intangible cultural assets as part of a cyberculture marked by the appropriation, the optimistic speech of CEO Sam Altman and the behavior of early adopters accept it in the midst of a culture of plagiarism and appropriation practices within digital art. Ethical and fair suggestions are established in favor of digital artists and the implementation of the glaze tool to protect them artwork, while the authorities don't take charge.