Credit: Joel Robinson

The comic shows different scenes of the daily routine of what is depicted as a normal man. He leaves his home, goes to work, shops for groceries, etc. In every scene he is thinking of his cat as a “loaf”. In the last scene, he finally is back home from his day, with his cat loafing on his lap
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[–] 0 points 1 month ago (2 children)

Yes, and as we all know, there is no human involved when AI is used. The computer spontaneously has an idea, specifies all the details, reviews the results, tweaks them, and continues refinement until the computers own vision is achieved. It does this by sketching the work of others who have already created what it wants; and because all art that can be created, has already been created, this is possible solely through theft. The computers final output is a replica of someone else's art, and at no point is a person involved in the process.

I am also stating facts, fellow art gatekeeper.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (1 child)

    There's no point in arguing with a moron. Keep it up showcasing your idiocy. 😘

    • edit: engaging with a moron. Either works.
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  • [–] 1 point 1 month ago*

    Who is arguing? I am simply reaffirming the unassailable truth that you spout, as only a true art gatekeeper can. Only we can decide what is art, and what is not, and a computer stealing art by making duplicates of existing art, without any human input whatsoever, is definitely not art.

    ....You never did tell me what sticks you prefer to use, what kind of sand, and how you blindfold yourself... I'm beginning to suspect you're not actually an artist. You probably make electro-slop, right?

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