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If you struggle online selling your art because of AI, your Art is not good enough and AI was not the problem to begin with. A lot of friends around me are rea
by skiexperte 2y ago
If you struggle online selling your art because of AI, your Art is not good enough and AI was not the problem to begin with.
A lot of friends around me are really good in drawing. They do not sell anything. A friend can draw really really good like photoreal, he also can barley life from this.
All of this was before AI.
I want to use AI for customization and not because i don't appreciate art.
If an artist gets frustrated because of some AI companies, sry to say but i don't think you are honest to yourself.
I also still hate this 'companies grabed our art and now we hate it'. Everyone looked at art from others to learn from art. There is very little unique art styles and just because someone else did it, doesn't mean that someone else can't come up with it.
Btw. i do photography for 20 years. No one wants to buy my prints either. But i still don't mind AI training on all my pictures. Why? I really really believe that AI will enable us to do a lot more and is necessary to achieve a Star Trek like system were we will have time again to actually persue art because all the capitalism bullshit like ads ads ads and ads (don't forget ads) will be less relevant to us.
- neontomo 2y agoi'm a dev and a semi-successful artist and agree with you. the way you sell art is not usually about skill, it's about how you market the art so that people will feel connected to it. it can be a story behind it, the people who are promoting it etc. a lot of artists make art, don't sell anything and get angry at their audience for not buying it. now some of the blame is shifted to ai instead. i'm still not ok with ai being trained on artists work without permission, but it's not the only reason you're not able to sell art.