❌ THE FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEM WITH AI ART

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#midjourney #aiart #artschool

0:00 THE FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEM WITH AI ART
0:37 What is AI art?
2:09 Problems with the AI
5:17 AI argument #1: demotivation
6:23 AI argument #2: taking jobs from artists
7:21 AI argument #3: learning to create like humans
8:39 AI argument #4: embrace inevitable progress and adapt
9:42 AI argument #5: how valuable is art with no (human) artist?
11:19 Guidelines for artists when dealing with AI

[YTartschool]

AI in art has a massive potential to do good if we approach it responsibly, as a new tool in our artist's toolbox. There are a lot of problems with it currently though and we'll all have to come together to get those sorted over time. Your actions matter- our community is massive and we can push for things to change. Let's not screw this up.

[MyBeebles]

Art is still so worth learning. Learning to draw has taught me more than just art. It taught me how to observe, how to improve a skill, how to instill discipline in my life. And I still learn more about the world through art all the time!

[gtoyadhatagyab]

I draw because it's fun, I enjoy the process, and I enjoy seeing my results, and no AI can take that away from me.

[kolossis]

You know shit's real when the intro doesn't include Marc's head being misplaced somewhere in his room💀

[medekhgui]

It's kinda funny, AI art is what motivated me to finally learn to draw myself. Not because I want a job on the field, but as a hobby and goal Ive had since primary school.

[smtan]

My biggest problem is the people who claim AI art is their art, and therefore they are artists. Here I am struggling to develop my skills as an artist for 5 years now, and a random guy I knew, just made a business from selling AI generated art. It sucks...ofc I won't stop drawing because of that, It just feels, obviously, unfair...

[Jaiko_]

You know it's serious when Marc doesn't make a silly effects intro

[rogerserra]

I draw because I like to make my own videogame assets, the result feels more personal.

[swaz]

As a beginning artstudent my issue is for the most part expectations. Idk if im talking bs rn but i have a feeling that ai art just raises the plank to ridiculous levels. To be a viable artist i would have to be at least on the level of those ai's to even be concidered. In the eye of the commmon person, who dont see all the hours of training i put in, ai art will always look more impressive. How am i supposed to match the billions of practice hours of the artist the ai was fed on, i only have my lifetime. Its not the same as comparing yourself to fullfilled artist, i can learn from them i know they had a similar journey to me, ai does not. And even when we say it will be reduced to a tool, a tool for what? In 3d simulations help you immitate complex processes or in photoshop it spares you time by making a better cutout but this is a finished product with color, composition and perspective. All the choices that an artist takes to develop a picture are already have been made by the ai.
Even though im more into 3d i dont doubt that my turn will come sooner rather than later.

[illicitkoala]

I think it should be required to have an AI label. Last week I started following an AI “artist” without knowing on deviantart. I became suspicious when it was so proficient.

[marches]

0:37 - What is AI art?
2:09 - Problems with the AI
5:17 - AI argument #1: demotivation
6:23 - AI argument #2: taking jobs from artists
7:21 - AI argument #3: learning to create like humans
8:39 - AI argument #4: inevitable progression => embrace it & learn to adapt
9:42 - AI argument #5: how valuable is art with no (human) artist?
11:19 - Guidelines for artists when dealing with AI (that large portfolio sites will hopefully hear & implement)

[abcdc]

The problem with discussing AI art is that no one understands it. Artists don't know how AI works and programmers don't know how Art works.

[chrisvantran]

Can we take a second and associate how freaking good Marc is at drawing out of thin air?! It's like magic 😆

[Arlekino]

On Pixiv, you need to state whether it's AI work or original work. Why did the Japanese react quickly and ArtStation, which Epic Games owns, do nothing.

[Cellardoor_]

Musicians = has regulations and are legally protected. Visual artists should get the same rights. Also btw you can directly feed AI generators pics if you upload them.

[A.P.]

A lot of good points. It is hard to disagree with the most of what you have said. I have been telling people that using AI will not make them an artist it will only make them an art commissioner. Thank you for pointing it out in your video.

[toniestbook]

I agree with a lot of these points even that art should be a fun thing and not get taken for granted. that’s why I like drawing on my free time

[Spike]

I had some of my artwork on Redbubble stolen, and the guy uploaded it to his store just with AI Art as a search criteria. People use it to rip off artists, pretend an AI has done the work, and make money from them. I’m in no way a full time or accomplished artist, but things like this actually dishearten me quite a lot.

[obsidianblast]

The real problem for me is that AI producers (Not Artist) are popping out 400 trillion images per day, and algorithms in all websites are designed to promote quantity, not quality. So real artist are not being promoted because of it, anyone would be discouraged by that. I agree with you about AI not having a place in portfolio websites.

[HankHillBentOver]

It be cool to have an ai art program for references and specific studies, to help artist