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That may be how most people see art, but it is not how artists see art. Neither side is "right" or has a monopoly on the definition of art. You can't tell some
by lukev 2y ago
That may be how most people see art, but it is not how artists see art.
Neither side is "right" or has a monopoly on the definition of art. You can't tell someone else how to think or feel about something.
- EMIRELADERO 2y ago> That may be how most people see art ...which is all that matters in this specific context as we're discussing generative AI's impact on society and what could happen in the future.
- lukev 2y agoExcept that the direction of art is usually influenced by the artists, without too much calibration to what the uninformed public wants. It’s actually a really interesting question if this affects the market, at all. Because if AI can generate “art” which satisfies the public, but not artists, will the public just go for that, instead? Or is it the case that the public never really cared for or consumes that art form, and that the entire market for art is to people who (to at least some degree) specialize in that form?