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I have been thinking about this recently, AI "Art" does have a certain style too it. Almost abstract. I have found myself enjoying the look of it when I am uns
by nerdjon 3y ago
I have been thinking about this recently, AI "Art" does have a certain style too it. Almost abstract.
I have found myself enjoying the look of it when I am unsure if it is AI or not. I almost bought a playmat I really liked on Etsy but I am 99% sure it is AI generated. Doesn't change that it looks appealing.
I have to wonder, if we could somehow ethically train an AI model to generate AI "Art". Maybe through some cost sharing method, idk. Would there a valid place for it given its style?
But as it is right now I refuse to support it until we can say it was actually ethically trained.
At absolute best I could see using it as a mockup tool before paying an actual artist or designer to be able to more easily communicate what it is I am looking for. But not for the end result.
- philipkglass 3y agoI suspect that there is already enough public domain art and photography to train an effective visual art AI model. But there probably won't be much incentive to train such tailored models until/unless the legal landscape tilts against the current "train with every image you can find on the Web" approach.