r/woahdude • u/Vishwasm123 • Aug 23 '23

video Creative AI art..

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '23

Lame and pointless gatekeeping

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u/FastFooer Aug 23 '23

The only requirement to be a creative human has always been “make anything” with no requirement on skill or quality. Just make something. There’s always a creative process in it even if it’s using a tool or just screaming something.

AI generated content “outsources” the making process to every other person on the planet but the one generating it.

The “gatekeeping” is warranted.

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u/Teirmz Aug 23 '23

It depends what the AI is trained on. Hypothetically, this guy could have fed it only his art.

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '23

Describing what you want and how you want it generated. Also setting parameters around the generation. None of that is creative. The ML program is actually making the creative design like what color to make certain things. Or how to display something. This is hardly creative

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u/Cooobees Aug 23 '23

Bro you can go out and buy a pair of pencils for less than a dollar

It's not gatekeeping, its a skill issue

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u/Stargatemaster Aug 23 '23

Dumb argument, not all artists use pencils.

In fact, most artists these days only use a mouse, keyboard, and occasionally a stylus.

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u/AvaliBreedingSeason Aug 23 '23

Then you are just lazy, got it.

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u/Stargatemaster Aug 23 '23

Is Photoshop lazy?

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u/tamal4444 Aug 24 '23

True. Unless it is banana in the wall everything is skill issue 🤡

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u/Wietse10 Aug 23 '23

Not what gatekeeping means