@VraserX: AI art is getting scary competitive now. Not because it suddenly has a soul or whatever, but because it’s getting bruta…
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The article observes that AI art is becoming highly competitive because models are increasingly good at predicting human aesthetic preferences, though human artists still bring unique lived experiences and intent.
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AI art is getting scary competitive now.
Not because it suddenly has a soul or whatever, but because it’s getting brutally good at predicting human taste.
Composition, lighting, faces, colors, emotion, cinematic framing, clickability. It feels like these models are no longer just trained on images, but on what makes people stop scrolling.
Human artists still have intent, lived experience, taste, weirdness, pain, obsession.
But AI is getting very good at the surface layer that most people actually react to.
And that’s where things get uncomfortable.
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