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<blockquote data-quote="Lanefan" data-source="post: 9578834" data-attributes="member: 29398">[USER=7037141]@Art Waring[/USER] - as you've said you're a working artist, I've a question for you:Actual situation: I have a clear and quite exact idea in my head for an image to use on a module cover.&nbsp; However, I don't have anywhere near the artistic talent-training-experience required to get this image on to paper or canvas or a computer screen by my own doing.&nbsp; The best I could do would be to try to describe it to someone else - maybe such as yourself -who does have that talent, in full knowledge there's at least a 95% chance that what comes back won't match my vision.With AI as the &quot;artist&quot;, I can just keep trying as many times as I like, tweaking the prompts over and over again until I get the image to match what's in my head; while an actual artist would probably (and quite understandably!) want to strangle me after I sent the image back for the seventeenth time requesting corrections or even a complete start-over.So, my question is this: what would be your reaction were someone to get the image just the way they wanted it by using AI then bring that image to you with the commission: &quot;Here, paint me an exact duplicate of this image&quot;.And for purposes of inspection, would that duplicate image you painted then count as human-generated?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lanefan, post: 9578834, member: 29398"] [USER=7037141]@Art Waring[/USER] - as you've said you're a working artist, I've a question for you: Actual situation: I have a clear and quite exact idea in my head for an image to use on a module cover. However, I don't have anywhere near the artistic talent-training-experience required to get this image on to paper or canvas or a computer screen by my own doing. The best I could do would be to try to describe it to someone else - maybe such as yourself -who does have that talent, in full knowledge there's at least a 95% chance that what comes back won't match my vision. With AI as the "artist", I can just keep trying as many times as I like, tweaking the prompts over and over again until I get the image to match what's in my head; while an actual artist would probably (and quite understandably!) want to strangle me after I sent the image back for the seventeenth time requesting corrections or even a complete start-over. So, my question is this: what would be your reaction were someone to get the image just the way they wanted it by using AI then bring that image to you with the commission: "Here, paint me an exact duplicate of this image". And for purposes of inspection, would that duplicate image you painted then count as human-generated? [/QUOTE]

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