How Artificial Intelligence is Making Creatives Superfluous

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The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) is not limited to high-tech laboratories in Silicon Valley or the discussion about chatbots like ChatGPT and Bard. It also has taken the art world by storm and plays a role in our day-to-day lives. When an AI engine can create astonishing paintings in various artistic styles in just a brief moment of time, it creates endless possibilities not only for artists but for regular people as well.  But does danger lie in this power? Doesn’t it make the artist obsolete if a machine can do it faster and more precisely? It could be argued that only humans with real emotions are able to create art because it is ultimately connected to expression and therefore emotion. And a computer can simply not feel emotion. So, can an AI put real meaning into a painting? And therefore, can you even call these artificial paintings art? On this episode of Arts Unveiled we spoke with various artists like "Baby Picasso" @LeonLowentrautArt @studiodrift5342 working with @GoogleQuantumAI, the museum world @VitraDesignMuseum @bauhaus_archiv and professors at the @HochschuleKaiserslautern to find out about AI’s huge impact on the art world @BostonDynamics @universaleverythingstudio @OpenAI @tudelft. From 3D-printed Rembrandt paintings to enchanting drone shows, over a robot that paints in real-time @ai-darobot@BiennaleChannel, and AI websites where everyone can “create” pictures with baffling ease to an AI opera at @semperoperdd. We’ll have a look at the possibili

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