The Dangerous Potential of A.I. Art 

This makes me buy a plane ticket and go reflect for a month and find the purpose of art once again

Machines and computers were intended to do the mundane crap that we hate, so WE have more time to make art!

Cannot express how important this is. It is so surprising some people don't know the soul, love, and human touch that AI can never replicate with art.

Thank you for covering such an important topic. AI art will never replace the intimacy and experiences behind human art. There should be a limit on what data these algorithms scrape, I think.

I SAID THAT DRUM MACHINE AINT GOT NO SOUL

⭐art saves

Sometimes people are that lazy or are unable to learn even if it's within their fingertips.

Great presentation, Alex!! Though I certainly hope human artistry doesn’t get overtaken by this stuff!

TALK TO EM!!!! 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣

i watched halfof this video thinking that this channel has a million subscribers and this video had a hundred thousand views. truly amazingly made

i feel like art is about a personal view and experience as much as something for others. a filmaker could make a robot create a film but it would not be THEIR film with THEIR creativity and ideas

AI is very dangerous not only for artists but for people too, you can just put some person face you know into some adult video or nsfw content!

Yeah, it's definitely gatekeeping. The only people whoever cared about 'process' were the people paying millions for paintings or those who think being able to draw makes you an artist. There are millions of people who can draw, some very very well, but there is only a few hundred artists in the entire world. Everyone else just wants pretty pictures.

The soy twitter artist fears the chad lightning fast picasso machine. In seriousness I find a lot of the talk around the AI art subject to be very boomerish and scaremongering of just a new form of automation. Traditional art isn't going to die from this, people will still want a real piece of work created by a real person. Just like people will still pay premium prices for handmade furniture instead of mass-produced IKEA pieces that are made by machines. It especially feels kind of hypocritical from artists who use digital tools, since a lot of those tools already use forms of AI coding to help correct small errors while you draw/paint/color/etc. I would definitely disagree with the last point of this video. The reaction to AI art, especially by a lot of artist has definitely felt very "elitist" to me. Though I feel gatekeeping is a more appropriate term, as in they're trying to gatekeep what "true" art is. The idea that AI art isn't a form of art is just silly. If you spent hour upon hours reworking prompts to get the exact image you want, you created something. Obviously they aren't a real painter or drawer, and shouldn't pretend they are one, but they still created a piece of art. I will agree with the point in the video that there needs to be some kind of protection for artists, so these AI art tools aren't just grabbing whatever they want. I think that's the most valid point against current AI art software out there.

Artists didn't give a sh*t about AI art until it directly competed with them. This is just greedy people trying to keep scarcity artificial. And attacking people using AI online is the dumbest sh*t these artists are doing!!