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AI Artist Creates Satanic Panic About Hobby Lobby
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I don't think we're going to agree on this, but that's okay :)
On one hand, I will agree, properly utilized, that it's more like to a tool to be wielded than a "do it for me bot"; part of a larger process with the artist behind the wheel. On the other hand, though, I consider it the autotune of the visual medium (I'm not a fan of autotune in music, so at least I'm consistent?).
I'm definitely not saying "AI art isn't art", but I am saying that I am not a personal fan of it. It just ruins the magic for me.
Actually, "autotune of art" is about the best description of AI Art I've heard in a long time.
Call me old school, but I want to see where the artist made a happy little accident.