06-23-2023, 04:06 PM
I think that the fact that the horizon of the ocean doesn't line up in the Poseidon picture is kind of a testament to the profound lack of human experience and intuition AI art has. Such an easily fixable mistake, yet such an unhuman thing to do. It's hard to feel any connection with AI art because of that. Yet you can't deny the quality it has in other areas, and all achieved in minutes. I think like the invention of photography, it will change art, but not destroy it. It makes me look much more at the beauty and unique things that are around me, and the life I've lived. Things a computer can't touch. We all need to pick a direction now. Maybe in the near future our technical skills will not be worth much, but we can offer who we are.
For commercial art, it will be hard to compete with AI. If it's just in terms of efficient results, it is obviously so much better for many things. But maybe the process, thought, skill, labor, human life behind something matters after all? I used to not think so very much, but now I wonder if an image produced in seconds by AI is worth the same as a nearly identical image produced by a person?
For commercial art, it will be hard to compete with AI. If it's just in terms of efficient results, it is obviously so much better for many things. But maybe the process, thought, skill, labor, human life behind something matters after all? I used to not think so very much, but now I wonder if an image produced in seconds by AI is worth the same as a nearly identical image produced by a person?