Cameron Builds

“AI art has nothing to tell me about people”

Good thread on the dance between the artist and the viewer

I don’t agree with all, but art for me is about appreciating choices. 

The more choices the computer makes, the less I can appreciate the human.

I am not against ai, and I think it's crazy that a computer can do this. But as an artist, I think I'm finally able to elaborate on why ai art like this bothers me

Uncle Kenny

“AI art has nothing to tell me about people”

Good thread on the dance between the artist and the viewer

I don’t agree with all, but art for me is about appreciating choices. 

The more choices the computer makes, the less I can appreciate the human. 

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Kinda reminds me of when I was in middle school and there was a heated debate among my drawing peers about whether tracing is considered art.

A doodler and computerer. I like permissive/permissionless open source, smart contracts, p2p systems, room-scale VR, and NixOS.

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Also makes me think of the grand canyon of a line between "i took a pic with my phone" and "photography as art".

fwiw I'm not gatekeeping the definition of art with this cast.

It's about why I'd rather search for hints of signal in human messages vs hallucinate signal in the noise machine.

Totally get that, but I think it confuses taste and style a bit

There is a perpetual arms race w style that accelerated by social competition, but we’re rapidly approaching a post style barrier world

No comment just interesting

Totally get that, but I think it confuses taste and style a bit

There is a perpetual arms race w style that accelerated by social competition, but we’re rapidly approaching a post style barrier world

No comment just interesting

https://www.wysr.xyz/p/taste-and-style?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

I think the metaphor applies though.
1. Ever take a random half-assed photo with your phone and ask yourself "wait is this good enough to be considered art?" Minimal intentionality, a lot of post-processing is done for free automagically. Usually it's trash, but sometimes...
2. Do the same, but in Iceland and somehow every photo is mindblowing. 🤪