Essay argues AI can create images but not creativity
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A solo designer's X essay argues that AI can create images but cannot supply creativity, which the author defines as intent and taste.
The author says AI functions as a medium, so the human intent behind a piece still matters. The essay also acknowledges that artists did not consent to their work being used as training data. The report is a single essay from one author, and no independent reporting or responses are included.
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The Sonoran 🌵@TheSonoran_XEssay weighs "creating vs creativity" in AI-generated artAIAn X article by a solo designer argues that AI can create images but cannot supply creativity, which the author defines as intent and taste. It contends that AI works as a medium, so the human intent behind a piece still matters, while acknowledging that artists did not consent to their work being used as training data.
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