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<blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 9237066" data-attributes="member: 4348">There are ways, but considering the current trends in the art community (as I understand them) they will be seen as increasingly hostile to artists seeking work or contracting. The easiest way is to require hard copy from the artist (aka...an official painting/drawing/work...etc) from them for validation that they actually did it.With many working only on computer tableau that would instantly be seen as controversial by many.The problem with works that are only done via computer, however, it is getting more and more difficult to determine whether there was any AI involvement or not.&nbsp; As AI gets further integrated into various programs I expect this problem will only get harder to stop and/or detect.The easiest, which is to require hardcopy with materials seen (such as paint) is probably the one where you will actually encounter more hostility in the coming days (ironically from many of those who claim they want no AI doing artwork, but ONLY do artwork via computer making things harder to tell if it is truly just the artist, or an artist with a little AI aid) rather than those who are opposed solely to AI.Right now, the tide is strongly against AI, but I expect over the next decade (could be sooner) that AI artwork or assisted artwork will be seen as more acceptable and companies that require a hardcopy for verification that it is NOT AI or AI assisted will be taboo'ed by the very artists that currently are angry about AI.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GreyLord, post: 9237066, member: 4348"] There are ways, but considering the current trends in the art community (as I understand them) they will be seen as increasingly hostile to artists seeking work or contracting. The easiest way is to require hard copy from the artist (aka...an official painting/drawing/work...etc) from them for validation that they actually did it. With many working only on computer tableau that would instantly be seen as controversial by many. The problem with works that are only done via computer, however, it is getting more and more difficult to determine whether there was any AI involvement or not. As AI gets further integrated into various programs I expect this problem will only get harder to stop and/or detect. The easiest, which is to require hardcopy with materials seen (such as paint) is probably the one where you will actually encounter more hostility in the coming days (ironically from many of those who claim they want no AI doing artwork, but ONLY do artwork via computer making things harder to tell if it is truly just the artist, or an artist with a little AI aid) rather than those who are opposed solely to AI. Right now, the tide is strongly against AI, but I expect over the next decade (could be sooner) that AI artwork or assisted artwork will be seen as more acceptable and companies that require a hardcopy for verification that it is NOT AI or AI assisted will be taboo'ed by the very artists that currently are angry about AI. [/QUOTE]

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