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> if an artist can be replaced by it, maybe that artist deserves it. I say this as an artist, 36 years of experience. This is such an insane take to me at this
by ngngngng 4y ago
> if an artist can be replaced by it, maybe that artist deserves it. I say this as an artist, 36 years of experience.
This is such an insane take to me at this point. I've used a few of the AI art generators and there is close to zero chance I will ever hire an artist or a graphic designer again (yes, I've hired artists).
I've seen the shortcomings, and sure a very expensive artist can fulfill my needs at an A+ level 100% of the time. But why would I pay so much money to a human artist when after a few minutes and a couple prompts I have a B+ or A- result? As a person with finite money, that last teeny bit of quality is not worth hundreds or thousands of dollars when compared with a very good result for essentially nothing.
People are saying the same thing about programming. That if you're set to be replaced by this you're not "very good". I cost a LOT of money. I am good at what I do. AI is essentially free at that too and learning at an insane rate.
This is absolutely going to break the world.
- falsaberN1 4y agoI am not talking about GPT and LLM models. I have no opinion on those. I have an opinion on art because it's something I know intimately. Art is a form of expression available to all, it's not just art for business or commission. That only the business side of art is being discussed is ignoring what art actually means. Not everything is business, and I loathe "time is money" kinda worldviews, honestly. I'm already able to create excellent models of any subject I desire in 15-45 minutes, with remarkable quality aside from bad hands, and usable forever once trained, then how come I'm still drawing? (more than usual, in fact) Understand that and you'll understand my argument.