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c/ai-innovations•ray_martinez82ray_martinez82•16d ago

Am I the only one who thinks AI art generators are killing real creativity?

Last week I watched a guy "make" 200 images in 10 minutes at a coffee shop in Nashville and he couldn't even tell me what brush strokes look like. I spent a whole summer learning to mix paint properly and that feels like it matters way more than typing a prompt, doesn't it?
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seth_singh20
Reminds me of that guy who bragged about his AI "art" but couldn't draw a stick figure.
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cole_baker
cole_baker16d ago
That "couldn't draw a stick figure" part gets me every time. It's like people think using a machine to make something means they've actually learned a skill. I see this everywhere now, not just with art. My neighbor bought a pressure washer and spent all weekend blasting dirt off his driveway and posted about it like he was a master cleaner. But ask him to mix the right soap or fix a leaky hose and he's got no clue. Same thing with cooking. Everyone uses an air fryer and thinks they're a chef now. Real skill comes from putting in the time and messing up a bunch. That AI stuff just hides the fact that you haven't learned the basics yet.
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oscarc12
oscarc1216d ago
Read some article saying most people using AI tools can't even explain how the basic process works.
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