Why AI art is so dangerous | Opinion | laloyolan.com

AI-generated images of Japanese school girls with missing limbs isn’t art, but it is dangerous.

When I was younger, my dad used to say that by the time I started looking for jobs, artificial intelligence (AI) would’ve taken over the world. He was joking, but as someone who hopes to pursue screenwriting, that joke has manifested into a bona fide reality. AI art has skyrocketed in popularity in the last year, and that’s quickly becoming very concerning. But it’s not even good art — what has been considered the pinnacle of AI art by a X (formerly known as Twitter) user was an image of two girls drawn in anime style driving a car. Except, you can’t tell who’s driving and there's a leg…

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