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Generative AI can be called many things depending on your point of view: machine, thief, tool, medium, collaborator, muse and even artist. In this video, I will try to find answers to a lot of complex things and I will attempt to judge this technology with an open mind. In the last couple of weeks, I spoke to many amazing artists and scientists about my mixed feelings about generative AI. Join me to hear their thoughts, my advice to creators and predictions on what’s to come.
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UK House of Lords publication on LLMs and Gen AI - #_idTextAnchor002
Adobe’s AI Ethics -
Fake Art Book -
AI Art and its impact on Artists -
Videos & Podcasts:
Dana Rao on The Verge -
Flipped Normals (Henning and Morten) - Studios are Choosing AI Over Artists - Why We Are Pro Artists -
The AI Art Apocalypse -
Sam Hamper -
PewDiePie’s art journey -
Draftsmen (Stan Prokopenko and Marshall Vandruff) -
Dave Rapoza and Steven Zapata -
The problem with AI-generated art | Steven Zapata | TEDxBerkeley -
The End of Art: An Argument Against Image AIs -
00:00 Introduction
00:59 AI Potential
01:40 Data Set / Image Generation
03:44 Text to Image Models
08:29 AI Style Mimicry
13:07 Intellectual Property
16:16 Nightshade
17:27 Commercial use of AI
22:48 Industrialized Art
26:44 Artists vs AI artists
32:06 AI Copyright
33:44 Ethical AI
37:24 Future in Art