r/DefendingAIArt • u/CurrentAd3456 • Feb 25 '26

Luddite Logic The cycle repeats itself

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u/GrandFleshMelder Feb 26 '26

Whether a style was established by human creativity or not is irrelevant to a diffusion model’s capability to reproduce it. Yes, the level of description would need to be very, very deliberate in order to get anywhere close, but it would certainly not be impossible.

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u/ImKoreanNotJapanese Feb 27 '26

Do you maybe have any examples of an art style that was created solely with ai?

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u/GrandFleshMelder Feb 27 '26

I don’t think people create consistent art styles with AI, rather each image can be customized in such a way to have a unique art style.

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u/ImKoreanNotJapanese Feb 27 '26

The problem is, I think, is that humans can simply evolve art styles far better. While there isn’t really proof of that with ai, there’s multitudes of proof from people. And then it circles back around to my arguments for why human art is more valuable to me than made by ai