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    11 year ago

    There’s no objective to why it was created, an AI writing something that evokes emotion is a party trick.

    Then it’s not valuable. The question still stands: if something is truly valuable, does it matter how it was created? You are not answering this question, you are simply pointing out why AI in your opinion cannot produce art. My question is a bit “tongue in cheek”, of course. It cannot be truly answered without a specific example of creation. I’m asking it to prove a point: we’re dismissing something we don’t understand.

    All it really does is promote consumption and demoralize innovation

    I’d argue that this is what Hollywood already does. And as you rightly argued through your comment, it brings little artistic or creative value.

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      01 year ago

      To me, it’s the same feeling as the teachers that wouldn’t accept papers written on a computer (after an age where we know how to write) because “it’s less honest”.

      I’m not good at drawing. I would love to try to make a game. Anti-AI luddites are happy that I will never produce something because I am incabable of doing something that an AI could easily accomplish.