The flyer for Oakland's First Fridays, generated by AI, has sparked controversy over the value of artistic expression. While organizers defend its use for budgetary reasons, critics argue that AI undermines the creative process. The event, which began in 2006, attracts large crowds, but the reliance on AI raises questions about the future of art and creativity. Artist Riva Lehrer expresses concern over AI distorting the imaginative process. The discussion reflects broader concerns about the impact of AI on various fields, emphasizing art's role in evoking human emotion and connection.
AI is poised to change the world and alter the fields of medicine, manufacturing, accounting, coding, and yes, writing and even broadcasting.
(W)e do our best to balance creativity with the resources we have available.”
We in the arts have to understand the machinery of our imaginations in order to become deeper artists. AI is like letting our minds be kidnapped and distorted.
Shame on you,” an Instagram user commented. “You exist because of artists and yet you insist on stealing from and subjugating them.
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