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<blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 9227928" data-attributes="member: 6796661">Well, we are at the point where you can use AI along with robotics to create art with physical media. So, eventually, even having a painting on canvas is not going to mean it isn't AI generated. And people have been using computer-assisted art tools for decades now to create effects in digital art that they don't have the skill to render in physical media. Where do we draw the line? Is a human artist using AI-assisted tools to create a piece of art &quot;wrong&quot; in all cases? For example, I have used Chat GPT to help with some business writing. Generally, I'll give it a paragraph or several of something I've written and will ask it to give me other ways to write it. I may take some of the Chat GPT generated text and edit it and use it. I really see it as similar to reading many example of writing on a topic to inform my own writing, but much more time efficient. I have colleague who are non-native English speakers who use Chat GPT to help them write their resumes/CVs and cover letters. I have no problem with that. I don't, however, like the idea of doing this with creative writing, but I realize the cognitive dissonance and hypocrisy in that thinking. I feel like there is a line not to cross but am unsure where to draw it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MNblockhead, post: 9227928, member: 6796661"] Well, we are at the point where you can use AI along with robotics to create art with physical media. So, eventually, even having a painting on canvas is not going to mean it isn't AI generated. And people have been using computer-assisted art tools for decades now to create effects in digital art that they don't have the skill to render in physical media. Where do we draw the line? Is a human artist using AI-assisted tools to create a piece of art "wrong" in all cases? For example, I have used Chat GPT to help with some business writing. Generally, I'll give it a paragraph or several of something I've written and will ask it to give me other ways to write it. I may take some of the Chat GPT generated text and edit it and use it. I really see it as similar to reading many example of writing on a topic to inform my own writing, but much more time efficient. I have colleague who are non-native English speakers who use Chat GPT to help them write their resumes/CVs and cover letters. I have no problem with that. I don't, however, like the idea of doing this with creative writing, but I realize the cognitive dissonance and hypocrisy in that thinking. I feel like there is a line not to cross but am unsure where to draw it. [/QUOTE]

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