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Yes, you are the one arguing in bad faith.My aunt took years, if not decades, sewing to get where she was. The tools she has and the techniques she learned are invaluable.
As for AI art? It took her a few hours in a bored afternoon, at best, to prompt "AI art" rivaling the level you see in those Steam AI games. The kicker? No one can tell who made what because they all use the same algorithms and models.
The two cannot be compared whatsoever. I don’t even want to entertain this thread anymore because it’s just arguing in bad faith. AI artists know this, and that’s why they commonly obfuscate the origins of their art, while real artists have no problem discussing their techniques and training.
And please do not bring the results of art competitions (known for being rife with corruption and kickbacks) into this. The judges there have as much qualifications as the left paw of my dog.
You are comparing people who have practiced for years to people who are just starting out and at the forefront of a new technology
My oldest is attending a highly reputable art college where they are teaching AI - how to use, improve, the ethics, capability, how to leverage it in their own work, etc.
This is utterly ridiculous.
Good day.