Why I think artists still have place even after generative AI

[Jason Voorhees]

This is the Devil's checkmate painted in 1831. One of my most favorite paintings

It shows a young man playing chess against the Devil, with his soul on the line. At first glance, he looks utterly defeated cornered in a game he can't win. But years later, chess master Paul Morphy studied the position and realized something remarkable: the young man wasn't in checkmate. There was still one clever move left, one last chance to turn the tables. It is not the devil's checkmate atleast not yet.

That single insight transforms the painting from portrait of despair into a symbol of strategic hope proof that even when all seems lost, the right move can change everything. And this is what sets truly great art apart. It doesn't just show beauty it captures thought, emotion, and meaning.Anyone can paint something beautifulBut very few can paint a story.

That's something no Al can replicate. Because real art is born not from code but from consciousness

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@InanimatePragmatist @Chadeep @loyolaxavvierretard @widdi @imontheloose

 

[134applesauce456]

artist isn't a real career , it's basically unemploykentn

 

[Chadeep]

AI will replace Graphic designers etc. Real artists would still exist.

 

[ropemax]

artist isn't a real career , it's basically unemploykentn

keep sucking the man's dick bucko

 

[Fusionxz]

or cuz these data centers will explode and we run out of energy

 

[DarkTriadBeliever]

Cope, as soon as A.I advances enough, Humans will seem like the robots in comparison

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@deadstock

 

[134applesauce456]

keep sucking the man's dick bucko

whoose ?

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Cope, as soon as A.I advances enough, Humans will seem like the robots in comparison

AI is just a very sophisticated probability machine, its engine job guessing the next word or image based on patterns in past data. It doesn't know understand anything or know what it is saying.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@deadstock @ReadBooksEveryday

 

[ReadBooksEveryday]

I saw a similar art piece in Osaka regarding what the Buddhist 'Hell' looks like

But the thing is AI is still in its early stages and is a collective piece of humanity's shared understanding. So it will get more refined and precise with time

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Bump

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Bump @widdi @aladdinmaxxer

 

[Duke Archer]

 

[xyukeeee]

Good thread. Art is the one thing AI will never be able to replicate because it stems from personal experience, interpreted through someone's own lens, something no one else could create in the same way as everyone lives such individual lives.

Btw my favorite painting is this one: Stańczyk by Jan Mateiko 1862

 

[Jason Voorhees]

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I'm domt like to modern art, though I do find some of Banksy and WeiWei's work thought-provoking. My appreciation leans more toward classical European and traditional Asian fine arts

 

[Everythingislaw]

This is the Devil's checkmate painted in 1831. One of my most favorite paintings

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It shows a young man playing chess against the Devil, with his soul on the line. At first glance, he looks utterly defeated cornered in a game he can't win. But years later, chess master Paul Morphy studied the position and realized something remarkable: the young man wasn't in checkmate. There was still one clever move left, one last chance to turn the tables. It is not the devil's checkmate atleast not yet.

That single insight transforms the painting from portrait of despair into a symbol of strategic hope proof that even when all seems lost, the right move can change everything. And this is what sets truly great art apart. It doesn't just show beauty it captures thought, emotion, and meaning.Anyone can paint something beautifulBut very few can paint a story.

That's something no Al can replicate. Because real art is born not from code but from consciousness

Bro, the story it tells is a one thats really easy to think of, why would ai not be able to do that?