The "artist" is not the programmer either but all the ones who created artworks learned by the #AI. That's where the output is coming from, its source.
This vid explains automation well to me, and the AI generated visual stuff is just one of them https://youtu.be/WSKi8HfcxEk
#AIartIsStealing #AIartEthic #automation #art #artwork #ethics #ethos #ArtificialIntelligence
#ai #aiartisstealing #aiartethic #automation #art #artwork #ethics #ethos #artificialintelligence
The "artist" is not the programmer either but all the ones who created artworks learned by the #AI. That's where the output is coming from, its source.
This vid explains automation well to me, and the AI generated visual stuff is just one of them https://youtu.be/WSKi8HfcxEk
#AIartIsStealing #AIartEthic #automation #art #artwork #ethics #ethos #ArtificialIntelligence
#ai #aiartisstealing #aiartethic #automation #art #artwork #ethics #ethos #artificialintelligence
AI generated visual products: nope, not for me. I've even filterd it out of my Masto feed.
BtW I'm not a purist, I use #digital tools to colorise my pencil #drawings. Painstaking work, mind you.
But mining other people's art, from alive or dead artists, is just really sh!itty.
Here's a good article about AI generated visual products (can't make myself call them #art).
Maybe ponder about it a bit before jumping into the bandwagon.
https://www.businessinsider.com/ai-image-generators-artists-copying-style-thousands-images-2022-10 #AI #AIartIsStealing #AIartEthic
#digital #drawings #art #ai #aiartisstealing #aiartethic