I've watched a lot of ethically binding debates on the subject matter, and I'd love to hear some tellings of why anyone is for or opposed by AI-art.
What We Know
AI creates art by learning from a huge collection of images, recognizing patterns, styles, and techniques. It doesn't copy these images directly but instead uses the patterns it has learned to generate new, unique artwork.
What Is Speculated
Some people worry that because AI is trained on existing artworks, it might unintentionally mimic or replicate those styles without giving proper credit, raising concerns about copyright and originality.
History of Previous Art
The first photograph, taken by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce in 1826 or 1827, was a groundbreaking technical achievement, but it wasn’t considered art. At the time, photography was valued for its ability to accurately capture reality, which set it apart from traditional art forms like painting that were celebrated for creativity and expression.
Photography began to be recognized as an art form in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This shift occurred when photographers and artists started to explore the medium's creative potential, using techniques such as composition, lighting, and subject matter to convey emotions and ideas, much like traditional art. Movements like Pictorialism, which emphasized beauty, tonality, and composition over mere documentation, played a significant role in establishing photography as a legitimate form of artistic expression. By the early 20th century, photography was widely accepted as an art form, and photographers were increasingly recognized as artists.
Within your consensus, what's your argument of why AI may become or may not be a futurism form of art?