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What % is his independent inspiration? 30%? 90%? There are certainly people for whom it was 90%. For most we don’t know. We do know one thing for sure - that f
by ClumsyPilot 3y ago
What % is his independent inspiration? 30%? 90%? There are certainly people for whom it was 90%. For most we don’t know.
We do know one thing for sure - that for AI it’s 0%
- mlyle 3y agoWe don't know what percentage is independent inspiration for a person using the AI to create art. Once upon a time it was a contentious idea that humans had significant authorship in photographs, which merely mechanically captured the world. What % is the camera's independent inspiration? Here, we have humans guiding what's often a quite involved process of synthesis of past human (and machine) creation.
- bluefirebrand 3y ago> We don't know what percentage is independent inspiration for a person using the AI to create art The person using the AI doesn't matter in the equation. They aren't an artist, they're a monkey with a typewriter. We're talking about the AI here, because it can generate the same images no matter which monkey with a typewriter is typing the prompts.
- mlyle 3y ago> The person using the AI doesn't matter in the equation. They aren't an artist, they're a monkey with a typewriter. That's an opinion. Does your opinion hold in all circumstances? If I spend 20 hours with an AI, iterating prompts, erasing portions of output and asking it to repaint and blend, and combining scenes-- did I do anything creative?
- Aeolun 3y agoOf course the person using the AI matters. It's literally the same as holding a brush. You can give it a prompt, get a result and be unhappy with it, modify it or remove it, and proceed doing that until you are happy with what you have. No matter how great the AI is, a monkey with an AI will never generate anything useful.