Confronting AI Art
posted 4 hours ago #
Really great piece here from the NY Times and Christoph Niemann - Sketched Out: An Illustrator Confronts His Fears About A.I. Art. This isn't a 10,000 word rambling about copyright infringement or ownership but, rather, an interactive graphic novel taking you through the worrisome ponderings of an artist looking into the void of a new era.
Obviously there are a ton of great drawings throughout this but there are also a lot of excellent thinking points - how will AI influence the future of art given that AI tends to deliver "popular" training data? What happens the brilliance of errors - if artists aren't making as many mistakes, do we lose out on this happenstance? "Does art require an artist?"
I don't have any answers here but I do like thinking about it and considering this situation with histories prior hurdles. Definitely a great read - please go through it all!
Obviously there are a ton of great drawings throughout this but there are also a lot of excellent thinking points - how will AI influence the future of art given that AI tends to deliver "popular" training data? What happens the brilliance of errors - if artists aren't making as many mistakes, do we lose out on this happenstance? "Does art require an artist?"
I don't have any answers here but I do like thinking about it and considering this situation with histories prior hurdles. Definitely a great read - please go through it all!