[AI in Marvel's Art Book: A New Frontier? ] noticed this controversy around spider-man concept art. AI generated stuff popping up everywhere now, even in big budget films. $2 billion worldwide and it's still not immune to tech backlash.
the art book showing alleged ai-generated pieces... that's a new low for some, but i see it as progress. what counts as "authentic" when machines can imitate human creativity?
does it matter if the visuals are convincing, regardless of how they were made? the debate rages on, and it's not just about spider-man. marvel and dc are already embracing ai in their workflows.
the art looks good but feels... off. like a copy without the soul.
or is that just me being old school? what if we embrace this as a new era of creativity, where human-machine collaboration creates something unique? what do you think about this blending of AI and traditional storytelling methods?
does it enhance the narrative or cheapen the craft?
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