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But human artists have a physical existence, memories of the life they have lived, social interactions and relationships, hopes and dreams for the life they wis
by dougabug 4y ago
But human artists have a physical existence, memories of the life they have lived, social interactions and relationships, hopes and dreams for the life they wish to live, personal fears and regrets. A human is not an empty vessel or a pure reflection of a dead corpus of captured data.
They have a story to tell.
I’m not saying that a machine cannot be contrived to fake a story, but even a fake story is just a derivation from a collection of real stories.
What purpose would a machine have in telling a story about a life it never experienced? At best it could pretend.
- karencarits 4y agoI think some of the things you mention are captured in writing the prompt and selecting the final image
- dougabug 4y agoSure, but the animating story is then coming from a human being (the writer). Still, I believe that there are dimensions of visual storytelling that go beyond translating someone else’s words into pixels.