#ai art vs deblack
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alright cool
eyy nice chat
So before we continue I'd just like to say I wanna keep it civil
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I've seen photos in art galleries all over
same here don't worry
Yeah
I will explain my reasoning
(Also no slow mode here)
And I have nothing against anybody, nor do I think AI art is inferior, I just think we need to seperate definitions to fit translation
I don't think AI art is the same as human art... yet
It's no different from a printer, they're both just following set of instructions, although I do believe AI could reach a point where it can start thinking for itself
This particular discussion was about whether you can use the word "art" to refer to ai art and artists
first, you have said that art is exclusively human trait ok that is first proposition. Then you said there is no factual definition of art ok that is the second proposition
Yep
later you have tol that what AI producing is not art
Actually I said there was no factual definition first
because there is not
Then how is ai art not real art if there is no factual definition?
by factual I don't mean objective like the dictionary, I mean that dictionary definitions all can change
first mentioning it is a human trait
like , science is fact
I think there's a requirement to create art, which is creativity
Is AI creative?
I mean it's in the same sentence, either way doesn't matter on the order.
Is human creative tho
Aren't we?
science only changes if it was wrong before
so we can take them as different propositions?
either way I can prove it
as one proposition or as seperate
your choice
You seem to think both statements contradict each other, but they do not
ok let me prove it, if my proof is wrong then no problem
This argument suggests that AI-generated art is simply a copy of existing art, or that it lacks the uniqueness and individuality that defines true art. However, this is not necessarily the case. While it is true that AI algorithms are trained on existing data, they can still produce new and original output. For example, an AI trained on a dataset of paintings might generate a new image that incorporates elements of various paintings in the dataset, but rearranges them in a way that has never been seen before. In this sense, AI-generated art can be seen as a new and original form of expression, rather than a simple copy of existing art.
I'm saying that the largely accepted definition for most of time, including right now is that art is exclusively human
Notice how I never said this is factual, since definitions that aren't based in science, math or something that is rigid and does not change cannot be factual.
Yes, that's true, but AI can't come up with something new, it's impossible for AI to create something that it can't find anywhere on the web, humans can create things they've never seen thanks to their creativity
Because if for example someone convinced everyone that AI art is art, and everyone believed it and accepted it, then the definition would change. My argument is that I disagree with the need to push towards that direction, because I believe we must keep art defined as a human trait, and make a new term for AI art to seperate both of them.
Why don't you come up with something that has never been thought of before, and you aren't allowed to just combine ideas. See, not so easy is it?
I completely agree that you have not defined it as rigid but subjective ideas are open to be objectified within themselves
So we're already calling AI produced art as "AI art" and artists who utilise AI as "AI artists"
So we're doing the same thing either ways, what I was advocating for is to use another word altogether
In this case you have proposed a subjective idea
Please elaborate on the meaning of this sentence
However it has to be not contradictory if that set of subjective idea is examined
Most of language can be technically be subjective but we have to stick to the most used definition so that language has meaning
Subjective ideas and the group it is in has to be logically sound
Art and ai art should be kept separate, but it should still be considered art (my opinion)
That's where we disagree basically
because I think the connotations that the word "art" give simply can't be ignored by propping ai in front of it
AI art is derivative of the idea of art, but it isn't art.
how can its derivative not be it?
Same way humans aren't monkeys
it still is based on that very same idea and principle so it has its elements
The word racism connotations can't be ignored by propping "anti" in front of it?
we are, we share some same elements
we come from the same thing
Fish
what you say is just a nominalist approach
you are approaching it from its outside perspective and definitive naming
however the ideas behind are still the same
so why did we make new terms? Couldn't we call every organism 'life' or something?
because it is much more practical for humans
Because I'm not a creative person, and yes it isn't easy, my whole point was that creativity is so hard that AI can't grasp it, not as it is now
But there's all kinds of things in the world like cars or even phones and computers that someone's creativity came up with the design and it became standard, if we went back a few hundred years, there's a chance the devices we use now would have a completely different shape and design
But then there is no difference between them
that is why nominalism is used
humans in nature have to improve for their practical interests
but that does not mean those are not the same thing
just like physics
Ai can make inventions though.
there is a grand unification
but also small parts of it that are called different
however they are the same in nature
when you say anti racism, it's about going agains't racism which means it fits the word since it is related to fighting racism
But if I call the act of drawing " anti racist" because it isn't racist, then you see what I mean ( It seems ridiculous but think about the idea not the literal meaning)
What kind of invention? Has AI invented something never seen before?
Or was it just following a set of instructions like a factory machine would?
I am literal though
there is an actual project for that
its an analogy don't take it literally
It had created the concept, but not actually been able to make it due to limitations
in some university in uk, mathematicians are training an AI to make mathematical proof
from inductive reasoning, it can be concluded that this new AI will have the ability to come up with new proofs
I see what you're saying but if humans and monkeys come from the same thing , why do we use seperate terms?
I believe at some point in the future AI will be able to do all sorts of things humans can't, but it's way too early for it to invent and create
Why don't we call monkeys "primal humans" or something like that?
as I have said, it is just human practicality
Evolution
also our norms come into play
Why don't we call cars "moving boxes"?
we used to call it the way we did so we went on with it even after knowing the truth
So the topic is now evolution
Lmao
not really it is about nominalism
All definitions apply to only the purpose of human language, so why wouldn't we apply the same logic for ai art and art?
they just used an anology
because
what we are discuyssing right now is in philosophical terms
and we try to approach truth
No we're not
I see
I am talking about literally language
you can't approach truth in pragmatism
to fit translation ^^
so this question is about if the thing created by ai is the same in terms of its elements as the art by humans
it was all about definitions
if we are defining something new, isn't it best to base it on truth?
to not use "art" for ai art because the processes are too different to accompany the same definition
that is a whole different discussion
if we are in aim of defining something new and naming it
we should approach it unpragmatically
Although I agree it's not really art at this stage of AI, I don't think the name will change, AI art sounds too catchy
But like we said, this is entirely subjective, the "truth" is just what most people accept to be that, since these definitions cannot exactly be considered objective facts
that's the one you should've been arguing against because that was what I disagreed against.
If we define a truth within ourselves then it is fine
you can't always redefine truth
just making it right at the time is good enough if you are not doing math and phys or natural sciences
or philosophy
again, there is no "truth" here
It's subjective
but we can reach a consensus that is defined as truth
Exactly what I meant by it can't be factual
truth is only the consensus
absolute truth is inreachable
but we can make it consensus
and define the result as truth
From what I've seen, most people I know do not consider AI as art, hence by your definition it isn't the truth
yes but we can discuss it and neglect an opinion
that is how reaching an end result works
can't include every idea
What do you mean by this?
you said that some people say this and that hence it is by my definition not truth right?
I am not requesting for a systematic change in definitions, since that will not happen and is impractical unless the ai art community embraces it themselves.
What I'm saying is, that from an outside perspective, and from what most people believe, AI art can't be considered art ( in it's most widely accepted definitions)
Well there's things that are absolute truth, H2O is water and always will be, no matter if we change the names of "water" to something else or "hydrogen" and "oxygen"
Yeah, that is what I am saying
dont even get me started on paradigm shifts in natural sciences oh boy that is a deep one
Language has to be accepted as the most used definition because if we don't do that, there is no purpose to language
can you elaborate please I did not really get it?
let me give you an example, my brother goes to MICA, he met this student who makes "art", when you call yourself an artist, especially in an art uni, its generally accepted that you do some sort of handiwork or create something, but no. He makes reels on instagram of him doing backflips into swimming pools and reverses it, now you tell me , if it makes sense to call that art
then what were we arguing against
however in nature it might be art
When you realise you've been on the same team all along
This is what Im sayin, you're being contradictory here
there is no truth, its completely dependent on majority belief
there is no in its "nature"
that is your own personal belief
no? right from the get go I was basing my idea on several ideas having the same element
thus, what that guy does can be art
if it has the same element
If 95% of people on Earth suddenly started saying water is pink, would that be true?
xD
yeah that is an argument against this
but why?
Not against, it's kinda for
because that contradicts a fact
there is no fact as art
art is just pure language
dude it is all messed up already
like art is just a term made and used by humans
can't really follow here who is saying what against what
Yes, I have seen a toilet displayed on an art gallery, so at that point, what can't be art
I think you are confused because you didn't understand my original statement
That's what I'm saying, things like that happen when we accept lose definitions
it maybe because I just saw your thing about art being human thing and saw a contradiction don't have context about before
Look at music, in music there are no confusions on what is music and what is not
I am ok with that honestly
Is rap music?
yeah?
but for art because of how loosely it has been used, it has become this weird thing where you can call anything art
yes
I'm kidding 😂
ik lol
I just thought for a second you are a boomer lol
Lmao nah, I'm 22
I'm 18 senior hs
wait we are all too young and discussing this
didn't you guys ever think that you are losing out on something by discussing these stuff
It's refreshing to debate ideas
tbh I did ever since 9th grade
What's wrong with discussing while we're young
Not really because I'm doing something productive on the side
I agree but the things I generally discuss and debate are highly philosophical
Yes, sometimes it feels pointless, depends on the topic and people
I dont mean by pointless
Philosophy can be so incredibly pointless, but at the same time very fascinating
what I mean is maybe we are not living our life to the fullest?
I just do it to find the truth
I don't like debating philosophy because most of the time there's no structure because it's highly based on opinions with a lack of facts
Well, what is living life to the fullest?
not really
if debating philosophy with your friend you do it like plato did
you can rule out illogical statements in someones philosophy
thus perfecting theirs and improving your abilities
Honestly I have read a little bit of philosophy, only 2 books, both on stoicism
I know that there is no final definition but maybe if there is no definition it is the best to experience the norm?
I don't drink/do drugs or go to parties, seems most people our age are doing those things all the time, I've tried that life(not drugs, just drinking and partying) and it's not for me, what I want is to start a family asap, that would be my definition of living life to the fullest
Yes that is what I think certain times too
I want to dedicate my whole life on theoretical physics and mathematics
I really like stoicism, I wouldn't call myself a stoic simply because I haven't implemented everything, or spent time practically practicing that
however, how do you know that it is the best for you?
but I am definitely trying to apply stoicism principles into my life
maybe you are just in a local maxima and not absolute maxima
also i think we need to move this into the regular chat or another thread cuz its no longer related to ai art
yeah
Ill do that just wait a second
Can't know till you try it, that's the thing about being young I guess, you can experiment a bunch and still change paths relatively easy
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