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There's certainly a market for AI generated art. But, of all of the AI art that I've looked at, it all lacked "soul". It feels like writing I've read that was g
by afpx 5y ago
There's certainly a market for AI generated art. But, of all of the AI art that I've looked at, it all lacked "soul". It feels like writing I've read that was generated by GPT-3 - it has a very pleasant way of saying a lot of nothing.
- kingcharles 5y agoMy professional artist friend said the same thing. I don't think anyone could define the term if they wanted to. I see enormous beauty and great "imagination" in what DALLE-2 is producing, e.g.: "Oil painting of a sad girl looking out the window of a school bus" https://twitter.com/jennifermarsman/status/1517597452764954624 https://twitter.com/jennifermarsman/status/15175974527649546... “avocados dancing, drinking, singing and partying at a Hawaiian luau” https://twitter.com/TheRealAdamG/status/1517906900540657665 https://twitter.com/TheRealAdamG/status/1517906900540657665 Can anyone verbalize what these images might lack, or might gain through "soul"? Objective answers only please.
- zuminator 5y agoFor myself, I feel fairly confident that if I were shown a work and had to determine whether it was made by a human or by AI, that I could not reliably do so.
- afpx 5y agoYou may be right. It would be an interesting blind experiment.