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Can a human "generate anything" beyond what essentially equates to random noise if they have never had any sensory input? Comparing a "trained" human brain with
by Timon3 4y ago
Can a human "generate anything" beyond what essentially equates to random noise if they have never had any sensory input? Comparing a "trained" human brain with a "newborn" model seems strange if we actually want to delineate between what is and isn't art.
- ShrimpHawk 4y agoIgnoring the straw man argument here yes actually there are plenty of examples of individuals with no outside influence of art styles or references creating artworks. It's called outside art. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outsider_art https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outsider_art
- Timon3 4y agoFirst, it would be great for you to explain how it is a strawman argument. In my eyes the strawman is comparing one system which has had years of training data and time with a system that has a rough structure, but misses everything beyond it. You'd have to at least give them comparable amounts of training data. Even a newly born baby has already had some sensory inputs in the womb, and starts to have a LOT afterwards. Second, your Outsider Art is something completely different, funnily enough a strawman. Surely you're not claiming that the creators of outside art have literally never had any sensory input in their lives? Or do you really think that one painter in two timelines, in one blind and in the other not, would paint exactly the same stuff?