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> Does it matter? Like how does it matter? Yes, it matters to me because art is something deeply human, and I don't want to consume art made by a machine. It
by phreezie 10mo ago
> Does it matter? Like how does it matter?
Yes, it matters to me because art is something deeply human, and I don't want to consume art made by a machine.
It doesn't matter if it's fun and beautiful, it's just that I don't want to. It's like other things in life I try to avoid, like buying sneakers made by children, or sign-up to anything Meta-owned.
- wccrawford 10mo agoThat's pretty much what they said about photographs at first. I don't think you'll find a lot of people who argue that there's no art in photography now. Asking a machine to draw a picture and then making no changes? It's still art. There was a human designing the original input. There was human intention. And that's before they continue to use the AI tools to modify the art to better match their intention and vision.
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- phreezie 10mo agoI would argue that with photography, only the tooling changed but the craft remained, while with AI the craft completely transforms in something else, in which I'm just not interested in.