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Erm it can do hand drawn looking art really well. Better than graphic design.
Yea I think as creatives we have to adapt rather than ignore and continue.
What industry do you work in? Are you an illustration vendor or an in house illustrator? Or do you sell drawn art as art itself?
Anything other than being an actual artist selling pieces directly is just a number on a spreadsheet that can be made cheaper by AI
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Well, you certainly have the ego for advertising. But I think you’re naïve if you believe you won’t get tossed out for a cheaper computer option.
If you have ever had anything published, AI knows your style and is using it right now.
And it’s still a cheap knockoff, not to mention fraud; and that’s what reflects onto those using it.
I’m not an illustrator, but I draw a bit. as an art director, I’ve used AI art so that I can bring in procreate and trace over it and fix all the issues. It’s help elevated my illustrations skills since I use it as a blueprint.
I'm a graphic designer. I'm fascinated by ai. I don't really do hand drawings, paint w/various mediums, etc; that, to me, is fine art. Although it may be out there, I have yet to see an ai piece that can be confused with fine art...but that doesn't mean it's not coming...and soon. I'm finding the importance of the prompt when it comes to ai. You have to word that prompt correctly or else you're not going to get what you asked for because the ai engine for that particular app works in a certain way. A good example is this guy I follow on LinkedIn. He creates an ai piece, usually with ChatGPT. He'll give the order he used for each prompt, and the exact wording he used. Other people try to recreate what he did, and they compare theirs to the original posted. Out of like 30 entries, maybe one was the closest. If the ai app is a machine, shouldn't it be logical that it would spit out the same thing everytime if you use the same prompts? What I'm trying to say is that ai, as far as I know, still have many variables. You could wind up with a "happy accident." Kind of like a fine artist, you give them a creative brief, and each one just might interpret it differently with none of the finished pieces looking exactly alike. Ai is learning at an amazingly quick pace. To me, it's still in its infancy. But I wouldn't be so bold as to declare that ai will never replace me. Everyone is replaceable. I'm just moving with the times, and teaching myself more about prompts through ChatGPT. It really is amazing from 3 to 6 months ago how video ai has evolved. It's catching up. It's learning. Hopefully, it's not becoming H.A.L.
Sorry, I really think you should research the difference between fine art and commercial art. Just because something is hand drawn by human does not make it "fine art". There are academic and definitive explanations of what each means, and "hand-done" is not really something I'd consider as part of the necessary defining words.
I hate ai. Vehemently. I don’t care about using it. But my hatred has fueled an art collection at this point.