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Fair enough. Is Dall-e not art? I think it takes a certain level of skill and understanding of the tool you are using to produce good to great results. I know

Fair enough. Is Dall-e not art? I think it takes a certain level of skill and understanding of the tool you are using to produce good to great results. I know I can't put prompts into Dall-E and get the results I see from others. Why is that any different than Photoshop/Illustrator. I think the future of NFTs shifts from being called NFTs. They'll be collectibles, receipts, deeds, contracts, and story telling components. Look at Starbucks loyalty program they are planning to roll out. For the uninitiated they wont even realize they are interacting with the blockchain. That's where I see mass adoption. Flipping jpegs of monkeys will have their life cycle.

fiat_fandango 4y ago
The Starbucks loyalty program has tangible benefits and exhibits access to a physical product. Dall-e can produce art in minutes, a skilled artist takes hours to use 3d modeling tools, photoshop etc. To most people, 3d art made by Dall-e is at least as good as a 3d artist who's spent thousands of hours practicing. Granted, I support the idea of making collectibles digital because at the end of the day its messing up the world (co2, packaging, waste etc) a heck of a lot less so morons can "collect" junk. I'll give $100 to any NFT company before I consider funding a junk hype shop like NTWRK :)