So AI supercharged the talentless hacks who feel special by creating garbage art. Now, they don't even have to do work or an ounce of creativity in creating presumptuous "art"
What is this good for? I know its art but do we really need AI to do this? He can paint or draw it, or even be a photographer who captures unusual things and I would admire that more. Idk but I feel like he just want to live in his own sureal world and dont care about his surroundings. There is nothing wrong about it, but for who other then him will this AI world be good for. May be this is just me but I dont fancy AI art.
Ugh, TED talks suck and have for years now. This is a TED talk? Really? This was like a little kid at show and tell. I thought he was going to talk about AI art and whether it's actually art or not. How does he make the art, meaning what kind of prompts does he have to use? What are his interactions with the AI that make these images/videos? What is the future of AI art? Instead, all we get is how he's off balance, so his characters are off balance. He wants to hide, so his characters do too. It was an art exhibit, not a TED talk.
Personally, I find this disturbing. Not because as an artform its wrong, but because AI generated images and stories often depict false srories, made to look real. How can the public use discernment in these cases?
As Hayao Miyazaki said about the use of AI in art and animation: „I strongly feel that this is an insult to life itself […] I feel like we are nearing to the end of times. We humans are losing faith in ourselves.“
What would really seem surreal about now would be if you can make TED talks go back to being about anything other than AI adoption
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