(OC) AI 'art' and the future

[u/SylvieXX]

Could be controversial but I'm just gonna say it... I don't like AI... and for me it was never about it not looking good. There are obviously more factors to this whole thing, like about people losing jobs, about how the whole thing is just stealing, and everything like that but I'm just focusing on one fundamental aspect that I think about a lot... I just wanted to draw what I feel...! 🥲🥲 Sorry about the cringe but I actually live for cringe 💖

[u/Pink-Fluffy-Dragon]

Art is more meaningful when it's made by a real person <3 it doesn't have to be perfect.

[u/MfkbNe → u/Pink-Fluffy-Dragon]

A picture says more than a thousand words. If an artist made a picture they put various details in them, some even subconcious, giving it hiden meanings. If an AI does it, it will just put some random things in it that weren't suposed to have any meaning.

[u/ifandbut → u/MfkbNe]

Does a photographer control every pixel of the sensor? Does a painter control every movement of each bristle?

The answer is no.

How is that any different from occasional random artifact in an AI image?

[u/tyrenanig → u/ifandbut]

The difference is the intent behind it. A painter may leave a mark with purposes. AI just imitates that, “there’s usually a mark here, with this pattern” so it puts it in.