I can't talk about visual arts, but music market is actually appreciating a step back to a more organic/human sound. Although I must say it's actually a mixture of musicianship, recording techniques, better and fair use of electronics sounds and so on... So it actually might be like you said, that technology could empower artistic process. But, if we're already in an endless stream of low effort content(and I agree), how would you make yourself get noticed in an ocean of good enough crap once AI hits the public?
appreciating a step back to a more organic/human sound. Although I must say it's actually a mixture of musicianship, recording techniques, better and fair use of electronics sounds and so on..
its funny, people have been saying this every few years since the 1980s
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I can't talk about visual arts, but music market is actually appreciating a step back to a more organic/human sound. Although I must say it's actually a mixture of musicianship, recording techniques, better and fair use of electronics sounds and so on... So it actually might be like you said, that technology could empower artistic process. But, if we're already in an endless stream of low effort content(and I agree), how would you make yourself get noticed in an ocean of good enough crap once AI hits the public?
its funny, people have been saying this every few years since the 1980s
If it's "good enough", is it really crap?
I consider "good enough" stuff to be decently suitable for the general public not for the excellence