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I think there's a distinction to be had between "AI slop" and "AI cuisine" (Bad and good uses of AI) (hexbear.net)

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Should AI-generated art receive the same praise as that made by hand? No. But I do appreciate how it helps people, specifically those who may not have the time or patience for the arduous years of practice art skills usually take to hone, to create and visualize things that would otherwise be stuck in their head. As long as it's not passed off as handmade, I don't really have a problem with it personally.

I also think that AI is great for general comedy purposes, whether that's audio, video, or meme images. I've seen great uses in this way whether it's the various AI U.S. president videos where they make them say silly shit, or the Jack Black Elden Ring movie trailer that was posted here recently.

Basically, if AI is used for stuff like that, I don't think it deserves the same hostility as when it's used in it's worst possible ways (Tech bros putting far too much faith in it and replacing people, usually leading to their regret).

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[–] [email protected] 15 points 2 days ago (1 children)

anything created by ai is the opposite of art and is inherently worthless

[–] [email protected] 5 points 2 days ago

wild nature isn't art but it's still beautiful.

the generative AI i'm most interested in is when it's gone on too long and the errors start accumulating into something more interesting than the prompter's intent. try to make a 20 minute prog song with those music shitters and just give me the last 15 minutes after it's gone to hell and glitches out.