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> they don't tell the software "Metal articulated lamp bouncing across wooden table, 3d render, realistic lighting and shadows" They would if they could. Your
by erksa 3y ago
> they don't tell the software "Metal articulated lamp bouncing across wooden table, 3d render, realistic lighting and shadows"
They would if they could. Your premise seems to be based on you only getting to interact with the AI "art"generator once.
What makes you finish the quote with "and call it a day."?
What about a writer that uses a recorder to record themselfs speaking out a book and never actually "writes"? Would they be a singer instead?
- hammyhavoc 3y agoThey would be a voiceover artist, a storyteller, a voice actor, a narrator, a performer, even an entertainer. Depends whose book it is and if the book already exists to be read from. Ever heard of radio plays? Audio dramas?
- erksa 3y agoSo, if I record myself talking transcribe it into a book and publish it, I would be a performer, narrator or even an entertainer -- but not a writer? Maybe my point was unclear. If I had no arms, but still managed to publish a book, would I not be considered a writer since I do not have arms?
- hammyhavoc 3y agoYou'd likely be a scriptwriter. It really depends. If someone has someone else ghostwrite them a book (this is super common), are they still a writer? No. Are they an author? Maybe. Are they just a brand slapped on the cover to shift units? Yeah, pretty much.