Is art generated by artificial intelligence real art? — Harvard Gazette
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Writer, animator, architect, musician, and mixed-media artist detail the potential value and limit of works produced by AI.
Is art generated by artificial intelligence real art? — Harvard Gazette The emergence of AI-image generators, such as DALL-E 2 , Discord , Midjourney , and others, has stirred a controversy over whether art generated by artificial intelligence should be considered real art — and whether it could put artists and creators out of work. The Gazette spoke with faculty who are involved in the production of art — a writer, a film animator, an architect, a musician, and a mixed-media artist — to ask them whether they see AI as a threat or a collaborator or a tool to further their own creativity
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