Bill Zebub
“It’s probably Matt Mercer’s fault.”
AI art will never be good because it will never be art. It will have no soul or creative expression. It will only ever be a 'will this do?' copy and paste.
Huh.
That raises interesting questions about definitions.
I frequently find nature, both here on earth and in the sky, to be not just beautiful but thought-provoking. And, yet, I can also believe (do believe) that they were created without "soul" or "creative expression".
So maybe they are beautiful and inspiring but not "art"? I could accept that, or accept that we define "art" in such a way that this is true.
In which case I would also be ok with the statement: "AI is capable of generating beautiful and inspiring things, but it's still not art."
EDIT: Another example would be the Mandelbrot set. A friend of mine in college....this is in the late 80s...did a senior project of Mandelbrot images but the art department told him it "wasn't art".
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