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?? ?????? ????????????-?????????? ?????????? ???? ???? ?????? AI-generated images can be amazing, but they also bring up tough questions: 1?? What about artists’ rights? 2?? How do we avoid misuse or over-reliance? Understanding these issues is critical if we want to use this technology responsibly. AI can support creativity, but it shouldn’t overshadow the value of human artistry. What ethical considerations do you think we need to address in AI art?

You have explored the fascinating world of AI-generated art, delving into its creation, ethical implications, and comparison with human art. Read the full article: Can AI-Generated Art Be Considered Art? ? https://lttr.ai/AYrcD #TrueArt #EthicalConcerns #PublicOpinion #HumanArt #FuturePotential #AIGeneratedArt #PayHighPrices #RemainImportantTopics #EdmondDeBelamy #AncientCavePaintings

?? ???? ??????: ?????????????????? ???????????????????? ?????? ???????????? AI-generated images are undeniably cool, but we need to be mindful of the ethics. Questions about copyright, originality, and the impact on traditional artists are big ones. Still, I think there’s room for both. AI can handle the practical, time-saving side of visuals, while human artists bring soul and depth that no algorithm can replicate. What’s your perspective on how AI art fits into the creative landscape?

You have explored the fascinating world of AI-generated art, delving into its creation, ethical implications, and comparison with human art. Read the full article: Can AI-Generated Art Be Considered Art? ? https://lttr.ai/AYrKM #TrueArt #EthicalConcerns #PublicOpinion #HumanArt #FuturePotential #AIGeneratedArt #PayHighPrices #RemainImportantTopics #EdmondDeBelamy #AncientCavePaintings

???? In the whirlwind of film production, "The Brutalist" presents a compelling case for AI's transformative role in the arts, specifically in enhancing actors' Hungarian accents! With Adrien Brody and Felicity Jones leading the charge, the film utilized Respeecher, an AI-driven software to fine-tune pronunciation while keeping their performances authentic. ????? ???? Developed by a Ukrainian company, this tech marvel not only supported the actors to master the accent intricacies but also streamlined production processes, making efficient use of the film's $10 million budget. Apart from linguistics, AI played a pivotal role in crafting architectural visuals and intricate background details that breathe life into post-World War II settings. ?? While we marvel at these advancements, it's crucial to reflect on the balance between technology and tradition in creative industries. Does the integration of AI tools compromise artistic authenticity, or does it enhance the narrative's delivery? #FilmIndustry #ArtificialIntelligence #TheBrutalist #TechnologyInArts #Innovation Let’s open up the floor: what are your thoughts on the role of AI in creative expressions? Does it enrich or overshadow the human touch in artistry? Share your views below! ???

Current discourse surrounding the intersection of AI and music is complex, filled with both promise and controversy. In my latest article for The Conversation UK, I explore how Imogen Heap is reimagining the use of AI to drive innovation. From her groundbreaking AI-powered digital twin, "Mogen," to her ethical commitment to data ownership and artist empowerment, Heap challenges the prevailing narrative that technology and humanity are fundamentally at odds. Instead, she envisions AI as a collaborator—an amplifier of human creativity, not its replacement. Through tools like Mogen, she's redefining music creation, live performance, and audience engagement, all while addressing critical questions around ethics, transparency, and inclusivity. Read here: https://lnkd.in/e_PYxym4 Special thanks to the Commissioning Editor, Jane Wright, for her support and feedback. ??: Matt Crossick / Alamy #AI #MusicIndustry #Innovation #Ethics #Creativity Edinburgh Napier University Unity Lab / Urban Innovation Policy Lab

Are you ready to question reality, your honor? ?????? "Artificial Justice," an enthralling new film from Spain and Portugal directed by Simón Casal, takes center stage at the Iberseries & Platino Industria conference. This gripping narrative dives deep into the heated debate of human versus AI judgment in the legal system. The film follows the journey of Carmen Costa, a judge tasked with evaluating an AI designed to replace human judges. As she delves deeper, she uncovers deadly secrets and powerful interests at stake. This film will resonate for years to come, as the discussion around AI judges and their potential to resolve biases becomes more important soon. https://lnkd.in/geeUw7PT

Last weekend, I watched the play “Julia” and was mesmerised by the actress’s 90-minute monologue, delivered with such intensity. How can someone even memorise that much content? Living in the midst of the AI revolution, I couldn’t help but wonder if I’d ever feel the same awe for a robot's performance. I think that knowing that AI created something awe-inspiring might diminish its impact because AI lacks the struggles, imperfections, and uncertainties that shape human expression. On the other hand, I also began to question whether our human expression is becoming less "human," as so much of our behaviour is increasingly influenced by algorithms. At the same time, humans are feeding, shaping, and guiding AI. While AI can autonomously produce art, it’s art that has, in some way, been influenced by us. I did a bit of googling and came across Ai-Da, an anthropomorphic robot artist. Her* work has gained global attention, and she claims to be inspired by artists like Kandinsky, Yoko Ono, and Doris Salcedo. Her output looks impressive, but I still don’t fully understand what I’m witnessing (too much information for a Friday night!). Creativity in a post-humanist era? Real art? One thing is clear, though: the potential is there. AI art can move and inspire. Yet, I don’t think the audience would be clapping as hard if Ai-Da were performing “Julia”. Maybe in another decade... What do you think? Are you a fan of AI art? https://lnkd.in/guC7nKPV https://lnkd.in/gxzzywjV *Ai-Da identifies as female https://lnkd.in/gmxNvq_F

AIs may one day (soon) be able to produce every work of art you’d ever want to see, read, or listen to. Artists, however, will probably still feel a need to create. To experience the struggle of creating seems like a basic human instinct. The question for the future of art/entertainment/media commerce is, would you prefer to buy art produced by a human so you can perhaps vicariously experience that creative struggle when an AI could produce a work that would likely be highly satisfactory? In other words, will anyone care about what artists produce other than the artists themselves? https://lnkd.in/eTfKgH-j