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50s/70s/90s art are recognizably different I have wondered if merely being behind the curve will be the Achilles heel of AI art -- nobody wants a bunch of old-
by PostOnce 4y ago
50s/70s/90s art are recognizably different
I have wondered if merely being behind the curve will be the Achilles heel of AI art -- nobody wants a bunch of old-looking crap, and if you're on the cutting edge, there isn't a large enough body of work to train the AI from, so it can never catch up; i.e., 2030 art might not look like 2020 art, and you may never have a current-enough labelled dataset to look "current"
I do hope AI art will make game and film production cheaper, but at the same time I suspect for commercial ads and a large part of graphic design, AI won't be that useful, since it is "imprecise" (can't fit the art in exactly such and such a position in a beautiful way -- or even, think of a dashed line with misaligned corner-dashes), or ads will look old and "wrong".
Just thinking out loud.
- qayxc 4y agoEven worse: imagine the whole internet being flooded with AI generated regurgitations of older art styles. The next generations of AI models would then use this as training data, creating a feedback-loop that gets us nowhere fast.