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If you used an AI to write a million DALL-E prompts for a million different outputs - are you an artist if you pick the nicest looking output and call it art?
by JacobThreeThree 4y ago
If you used an AI to write a million DALL-E prompts for a million different outputs - are you an artist if you pick the nicest looking output and call it art?
- green_on_black 4y agoYes.
- misterprime 4y agoI'm still trying to figure out a proper input to get a picture of this scene: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_buffalo_Buffalo_buffalo_buffalo_buffalo_Buffalo_buffalo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_buffalo_Buffalo_buffal...
- JohnFen 4y agoIn all honesty, that's how a lot of photographers work. They take a gazillion photos and pick the best ones.
- JacobThreeThree 4y agoBut the human is at least taking the photos in this scenario.
- dragonsky 4y agoWell it’s a human pointing the camera and pushing the button. It totally depends upon the camera how much influence it has on the actual picture produced. Depending on your settings, hardware control and image processing can be applied to automate the production of a more acceptable image. Is the camera or the person holding it producing the image? Or is the photogenic environment the camera is being pointed at responsible for the resulting image? Once I’ve selected one from the 20 or so images, had it printed, framed and placed it on my wall then weeks later notice it again when the light coming through the window catches it just right, I think that is a really great picture that transports me to another place. Is it art? Because I was holding the camera does that make me an artist? All I know is that my life is enhanced by having that image on my wall however it came to be there.