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And there you have it. As an aspiring filmmaker and an AI researcher, I'm going to relish the next decade or so where my talents are still relevant. We're enter
by mkaic 4y ago
And there you have it. As an aspiring filmmaker and an AI researcher, I'm going to relish the next decade or so where my talents are still relevant. We're entering the golden age of art, where the AIs are just good enough to be used as tools to create more and more creative things, but not good enough yet to fully replace the artist. I'm excited for the golden age, and uncertain about what comes after it's over, but regardless of what the future holds I'm gonna focus on making great art here and now, because that's what makes me happy!
- lucasmullens 4y ago> fully replace the artist I doubt the artist would ever be "fully" replaced, or even mostly replaced. People very much care about the artist when they buy art in pretty much any form. Mass produced art has always been a thing, but I'm not alone in not wanting some $15 print from IKEA on my wall, even if it were to be unique and beautiful. Etsy successfully sells tons of hand-made goods, even though factories can produce a lot of those things cheaper.
- visarga 4y agoI think the distinction between creating and enjoying art is going to blur, we're going to create more things just for us, just for one use, creating and enjoying are going to be the same thing. Like games.
- threads2 4y agoThanks for validating my hatred of those IKEA paintings lol. Close-up zebras, black and white picture of Amsterdam with a red bicycle...
- amelius 4y agoDon't worry. If you can place eyes, nose and mouth of a human in a correct relative position and thereby create a symmetric face that's not in the uncanny valley, you are still lightyears ahead of AI.
- Jaxkr 4y agoHave you tried the latest Stable Diffusion? Especially with GFP-GAN the faces can come out flawless. I’d also take a peek at https://lexica.art/ https://lexica.art/. Lots of very high quality output from SD.