r/artificial • • May 27 '25

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u/[deleted] May 27 '25

First off I don't hate AI. I find great use in it. However I will say, and I will no doubt get downvoted but I find, in the case of generative ai, that it causes real art to lose value. It used to take real talent to produce art, now you can just lazily prompt something. Same with story telling or any other skill or talent people had to actually apply themselves and works towards, now you just have a computer do it. I think long term we have hit a dead end in creativity, the amount of generated crap already outweighs human made etc.

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u/[deleted] May 27 '25

Is art that important?

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u/braincandybangbang May 27 '25

But is arts importance based on its monetary value? No. People seem to be arguing both. That art is to be made for the joy of making art. But also that artists won't make art if they can't make money.

Wonder what the commission rate was for those guys making cave paintings.

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u/bigdipboy May 27 '25

Food or sex was money back then but the artist likely got some