great read here
“To explain all that, we should probably first acknowledge one thing: although this might be an uncomfortable thought for some, AI art has become virtually indistinguishable from human art.”
just a snippet, but i urge you all to read this piece by Lyonel Perabo on such a controversial topic
I get where the article’s coming from, and it’s a powerful perspective. But I also think AI and spirit don’t have to be mutually exclusive. Maybe AI can be another tool guided by human intent rather than a replacement for it
While AI can produce visually impressive pieces, it lacks the emotional depth and intentionality inherent in human-created art. As highlighted in a recent article, AI art challenges our understanding of what it means to be human and the nature of existence beyond material reality. It’s crucial to ensure that AI serves as a tool to augment human creativity rather than diminish the value of the human spirit in artistic endeavors. Balancing technological advancements with the preservation of genuine human expression is essential.
This article put into words what I’ve been feeling for a while. Sacred art isn’t just decoration—it’s a vessel. Something created with intention and reverence. AI might mimic the form, but not the essence