@_magnify

This video is based somewhat on the essay "Ways of Seeing" by John Berger from 1972.  BBC made a famous docuseries out of it that has been uploaded to Youtube. I highly recommend watching if you are into philosophy & art.

@kasakro9829

i love this so much. one of the things i noticed once generative ai art started to get popular was that when trying to sus out if a piece is ai, i started to notice and appreciate the artist's personal interpretation of a subject (color choice, lighting, framing) and ESPECIALLY where they placed their individual brush strokes. 

LOTS of my favorite artists, including ones i knew for a fact were not ai artists, suddenly became my go to references for my own art. i could literally dissect how that artist created a piece in a way i would then try to incorporate into my own art. 

freakin' love art so much. generative ai will overtake commercial use and continue to take, take, take. it's going to keep looking more realistic, but it's never going to go through the same work and time and love that an artist commits to their work.

@monkeking8394

Many art pieces have so much emotion and detail that AI cant even dream of making them

@HueManatee

"Of course, we creators will not lose to Al. Because Al cannot imagine." - Naoto Ohshima, creator of Sonic the Hedgehog

@fp-ko7vg

This is a great short, first time in my life a short was so packed up with info at different levels... love it

@Pingu65716

AI will never threaten true creative vision, for it has none. Those who feel  they will be diminished by computers may have to look within themselves to find they have had nothing artistic to say in the first place

@Grand-Blanc

This is what artists need to focus on. Focus on what you can do better, focus on emotion and storytelling, do not shame people for using AI in their games or videos. Or shame everyone for everything, your call, go get em tiger!

@maemayhem08

It’s the lack of intention. Ai generated images are literally just meaningless art. There’s nothing to them nothing to think about. It’s just nothing.

@mercyfulmetal7324

I love this thread, especially the responses of y'all old geezers, haha. The stories of back in the day are fantastic, especially with some of those legendary albums you showed. For youngsters like me we could only imagine to be around then! Some incredible albums in this video.

@bobbressi5414

I've seen some amazingly detailed AI art. Amazing vistas. Creepy creatures and characters. And it all stirs the same exact feeling in me: Disquiet. It is soulless. You can almost viscerally feel that there is no consciousness behind it. I much prefer things that were created out of a consciousness.

@michasokoowski6651

In short:
AI art has no soul

@customerisalwaysrigh

That's a good argument, but i think most people are more fixated on their own relationship with the art (how it makes them feel) than the artists relationships with the scene. I think the problem with AI art is not that it's going to replace human expression, it's that it can manipulate human perception.

@yeehawty6322

These are incredible videos!!! I loved seeing videos about my hometown area! Especially with your charisma and dedication to facts, I feel like I’m in college listening to my favorite history professor

@lostozian_turandot

So it sounds like this isn’t just one painting that AI can’t recreate… it’s EVERY painting that AI can’t recreate. Because every painting contains an artist’s feelings and relationships and experience and motivations. Further proving that AI art has no artistic value… and therefore no monetary value…

@saharatopaz558

From a non-artist struggling in art classes- the absolute MIRACLE of paint flowing from skilled artist hands to canvas is amazing ...never gets old ....I use AI and LOVE it  -Try to get it to render my dreams - never gets it ...whereas my art teacher could sketch up any given scene - because she KNOWS what things look like - AI is just machine learning, albeit good fun...

@digitalgraffiti_ca

Unfortunately most people are too stupid to understand any of this

@soffren

What it doesn't have, yet, is a real relationship to society that makes (it's creations) interesting. Give it 5 years....tops

@JustARandomBearOwO

Ai "art" has no meaning, no passion, anything that makes it true

@regularfern

Ai can’t create anything, it needs us to feed from.

@plantmage9850

Ai makes an image, humans make art