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I don't know. I am assuming there is some other way to judge "what something looks like!" - something that an AI could learn, be programmed with, derive, or in
by logicallee 10y ago
I don't know. I am assuming there is some other way to judge "what something looks like!" - something that an AI could learn, be programmed with, derive, or invent. My assumption could be false and perhaps there is no way to approach aesthetics with anything other than a human brain, or training on the outputs of human brains.
But if the AI had brain-like features, couldn't it be its own judge? Couldn't it have as an emergent property, its own sense of aesthetics or meaning, which it could then approach using its own naive approaches. Which humans could say "Wow" to.
AI as the ultimate naive painter. What a concept!
I realize it presupposes a lot that may never come to pass.