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Because it’s a novelty abused for attention with clickbait popculture references. It’s not ready for primetime.
by desindol 4y ago
Because it’s a novelty abused for attention with clickbait popculture references. It’s not ready for primetime.
- fab1an 4y ago"photography is a novelty abused for attention, it's not ready for primetime and cannot replace a great painter"
- desindol 4y agoand it was true until photography matured just like it is now with art generating AI. At least have a look at the early technology of your strawman argument. A better analogy would be the switch to digital photography it was really exciting because of the ease of use but years down the road nobody could use their early digital images for anything but stamps because of their atrocious quality.
- mdp2021 4y agoPhotography is an instrument the results of which are strongly dependent from the ability of the artist and technologist adopting it. To the best of my understanding, DALL-E offers limited control and cannot be compared to a brush with paint, a photocamera, a virtual canvas for curves for illustration, a coding console. Why? Because the weight of the user, its "importance", its "impact", is limited with that tool. (A commissioner is not an artist. A photographer may be.) As HN member Moe wrote, «Bad analogies are like Vietnam».
- sbergot 4y agoSome people are already using generated images to replace stock art in low budget zines.