@dt6240
Some tiktok comment said the most raw cite about this theme; "I didn't believe in human spirit until I saw how art looked without one."
@Dr.Sunßh1ne
I hate that feeling I get when I find out something is ai art because it looks really good then I realize nobody actually spent time and effort to make it
@themaxtails
That's why people defend AI so much, because they're not artists. They don't have an artistic mind. Art is just face value "looking at something pretty" for them, so AI creations are deemed good enough. I will never even call AI generated things "art". Art is and will always be created by a human with a pov, a passion, skills and struggles.
@Xesparaz
Another big problem with me is ai generated photos - makes searching for references 100x harder when u need a photo of an animal or landscape and you get fake pics in return
@Pandrew28
Without an artist, an artwork is dead silent Edit: 4k likes?! WAIT.... HEH????!!! TY ❤
@crabstab8989
Its like watching a Speedrun and later realizing it was prerecorded or cheated
@imkrakra
YOUR VTUBER MODEL IS SO COOL! The use of making 2d pixel art, and still moving 3d ish model is pretty cool :D
@wildlylucky
its like why do you expect me to care about an image you couldn't even care enough to make
@Nomo-wa
i would literally rather watch a goldfish try to paint the mona lisa using digital inputs as it swims around than look at ai images
@Tunadachi
I love the point that in AI art "There's no questioning why a certain mark is there" There's no deeper conversation on why an artist made this or that choice, because there were no choices. No purpose behind any of it.
@Fawna_Soft
Things like Arcane is an example of this. There is so much meaning, symbolizing, everything has a spefic reason for being there, even as something simple as jinx's nails reads so much into how she as a current charater and who she. It's thing like that AI COULD NEVER REPlICATE. Studio Ghibli took years so animate a four second scene of the background. because the smallest details mattered. Ai can copy it but can't replicate it. Ai can't put meaning to things, can't make proper literacy, or symbolizing. It can make fun lore. It can do that because it can think for itself. It's only taking from previous creators and mushing it into a blob. Ai is nothing more then coding, probability, copying, TAKING. It can even learn it can only be trained. It can't be inspired, it can't replicate, it can't actually create without previous creations. Ai can be useful but what it's being used for is honsetly a waste of what it could be doing. It could be helping people but rather is setting back creative jobs that already have a hard time.
@edrag9363
The thing i hate about ai art the most is the people who use it. You guys remember the "ai bro" who made ai generated one piece content, and got ratio'd into oblivion by an actual one piece animator? The thing that stood out the most with that ai artist is that he acted like he created it. As if he was the one who put in weeks of effort into creating that.
@miucegai
My favorite analogy on this topic is the food one: there is a world of difference between a pre-cooked microwavable meal and a home cooked meal made with love and passion.
@muazadam983
You know that feeling of disappointment when you learn santa isn't real or those moments where food in your favourite show isn't the same in real life? When ever i learn something is done by AI that's the feeling i get
@2shy2guy52
Whenever you try to tell an ai ”artist” this, I swear it’s always the same ”I don’t know how to draw” and if you tell them to learn how to draw, ”I don’t have time to learn” when you tell them it doesn’t matter, any real art is better art than anything an ai can generate you get a ”I just want to look at the picture I made”. When you say, okay, then don’t call yourself an artist, it’s, ”why are you gatekeeping art?”
@2nouli
Imagine watching someone play a game really well, but then you discover it's actually just a bot. That's the feeling Edit: My issue is not with the existence of bots, AI or TAS, I think you can enjoy watching them knowing what they are, my issue is with someone using them to trick others, pretending not to use them, and you later realized you were deceived.
@HimePenguin
Not an artist, but I understand 100%. In fact, I wouldn't even call it "AI art". Just "AI image" or something. Whatever one might call it, it's certainly not art.
@sochex
As an artist, I think the fact that computers can generate an endless amount of images and videos is pretty cool and shows how much we've advance since the day we started drawing on caves, how ever, it has started to take the essence of art away being a way of expressing your self and a craft that takes hard work, patience and dedication to master to being something any one can make with a device and internet
@hattedshadow2872
Ai “art” is like going out to a restaurant, telling the waiter what type of burger you want, and then claiming yourself to be a chef.
@soap3365