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re: Netflix Japan uses AI in anime (artists not happy)
Posted on 2/9/23 at 11:45 am to Fewer Kilometers
Posted on 2/9/23 at 11:45 am to Fewer Kilometers
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If AI had been created in the 1950's and then starved of new art from that point on, it would now be at an improved state, but based solely on those styles. As Warhol, Frazetta, Basquiat, and Neiman became the popular artists of the day, those are the styles that AI would want to create to sell, but it wouldn't have the database to pull from. You might luck out and get a Patrick Nagel knock-off by AI accidentally combining his influences of pre-60's advertising illustration, pin-ups, and Japanese prints, but the chances of it hitting just as the complimentary 80's fashions made it so popular are extremely slim.
This is a simplistic strawman. First, literally a photo of every piece of art and photographed thing could be input from the beginning of mankind to the 50's. Secondly, every iteration and combination thereof could be run from 1950 to 2023, thousands per second for 73 years. And within the outputs it is very likely that you would recognize styles that have come and gone between the real world 1950 and this made-up Fallout-esque frozen in the 50s time period.
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Posted on 2/9/23 at 11:58 am to blackinthesaddle
quote:bullshite.
This is a simplistic strawman. First, literally a photo of every piece of art and photographed thing could be input from the beginning of mankind to the 50's. Secondly, every iteration and combination thereof could be run from 1950 to 2023, thousands per second for 73 years. And within the outputs it is very likely that you would recognize styles that have come and gone between the real world 1950 and this made-up Fallout-esque frozen in the 50s time period.
As we speak, people are using AI to create images that are "in the style of" specific current artists. Your infinite art produced in an infinite universe may theoretically produce every conceivable style of art, but people are still going to want their dog painted in the style of Peter Max. And for that, they'd have to know who Peter Max is and they'd have to show his art catalogue to the AI.
This isn't the automobile replacing the horse. It's the automobile industry requiring the never ending theft of horses in order to keep their industry going.
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