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Monokai
@monokai
Me: "Hi, I make Generative Art" Everyone: "Cool, me too, look what I made with Midjourney" So that's why I've been using the term Algorithmic Art for code-driven Generative Art lately, as opposed to AI-assisted Generative Art. And tried to define it: https://monokai.com/articles/algorithmic-art-as-a-subset-of-generative-art
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Ethspresso 🚌🔵🎩
@ethspresso.eth
Important topic and great article! In some ways it's not too late to rebrand what we're doing here, if enough artists agree on a new term. I've used "code-based art" when talking with people that are not in the space. This conveys the essence and is easy to grasp, I think. "Algorithmic art" is more precise though.
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Manuel Larino
@mlarino
I understand the feeling, but if you change the name they win. Generative art it’s not AI art. They are the ones that should change the name
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Monokai
@monokai
Well, things are always changing. And it’s hard to argue that AI is not generative. And my mom knows that “generative” has something to do with AI because she reads the news. I don’t think in terms of “them winning”. I just think it’s practical to rebrand it a bit so we all share a common mental model about what is what.
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Manuel Larino
@mlarino
Completely understand! Funny story! I was invited to a really important event in my city where they are inviting people that work with AI… 🤷🏻♂️ never used AI for art… They read I was a generative artist and assumed it was AI 😅 So yes, it’s confusing
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Manuel Larino
@mlarino
I didnt tell them I don’t use AI lol
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Ethspresso 🚌🔵🎩
@ethspresso.eth
😄 Nice perk! And yes it’s confusing. This feels like a David v Goliath thing. The entire tech industry is focused on “generative AI” now. So there are slim chances of having them rebrand, meaning we either need to live with confusion or pivot to a new term.
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