>>34620820No, you don't have to train an AI with AI art. There's literally hundreds of years of classical European art you could train an AI with. Thousands if you count all the art by all the master artists across the centuries. I'd argue a little bit of their soul shows up in the art, one way or another. A lot of the AI art is currently, at a glance, indistinguishable from real, good, human art. In a decade it might be magnificent.
I'm not saying anyone should give up on art. The experience of the hands on approach, for a human, cannot be replaced. But one day you might not have to be a good artist to produce the exact kind of art or scenery you see in your head.
Also I want Ina to kick me in the balls.
