/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6421030
>Explain to me. What benefit does AI art actually offer to humanity. It's certainly not helping artists, and in the long run, it further stifles creativity and runs the risk of absolutely nuking all creative fields from ever being profitable.
This will happen to all fields. Are you familiar with ChatGPT? It can already code and write song lyrics and papers. No field will be safe, including software development. Artists are just the first to feel its touch.

>>6421032
>y'all
The rest of your post isn't even worth a response.

>>6421039
But isn't the entire problem artists are talking about here the fact that their livelihoods are in danger? I understand that people find pleasure in making art, but if your main fear as an artist is not being able to make money in the AI world of tomorrow, shouldn't you be looking for ways to adapt and put yourself ahead?

The images I've posted are both AI, by the way. I think people are stuck thinking all it can do is create weird humanoids with fucked up hands. It accels at sci-fi, fantasy, and surreal pieces the best.