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Would you? To me taste is subjective and ill-posed. I accept that people have the right to their own personal tastes. What would you lie to protect?
by dougabug 4y ago
Would you?
To me taste is subjective and ill-posed. I accept that people have the right to their own personal tastes.
What would you lie to protect?
- quadcore 4y agoFair point. I am not judging you Im just trying to educate an uneducated reader and call a cat a cat: there is no "AI artist" thats a lie. Only "AI trainers". And youre going after the entertainment industry, not art galleries. And that new pen you give the kids come with a special paper that copy and exploit their creations. Now maybe thats okay. Maybe there is no need to lie about it. If there is paranoia, it doesnt come from me I believe.
- dougabug 4y ago‘Fair point. I am not judging you Im just trying to educate an uneducated reader and call a cat a cat: there is no "AI artist" thats a lie. Only "AI trainers"’ If people can make art out of literal garbage, I think they can make art by manipulating a Turing-complete class of machines (recall that LLMs can perform program synthesis). I agree that naive and even not-so-naive usage of AI tools will mostly be artistically superficial, but I believe that (some) people will break through the creative limitations inherent in the copycat nature of this machinery.