The creator of the legendary 'This is fine' meme is calling out an AI startup for blatant art theft, and the irony is off the charts. Artisan, the company behind those aggressive 'stop hiring humans' billboards, used his iconic dog-in-the-fire imagery for their ads without permission or credit. It’s one thing to innovate, but using a human artist's work to promote a future where humans are replaced is just cold. It’s about the ethics of how these models are trained and how their marketing is built on the backs of the very people they want to automate. We're seeing a massive shift in how intellectual property is treated in the AI era, and honestly, it’s getting messy. If startups can’t respect the creators they’re disrupting, can we even trust the tech they’re building? The dog is in the fire, but it definitely is not fine. #tech #law #art