Re:AI Art Panic
by bitwize on Saturday November 26, 2022 @04:58AM
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It's considered art for the purposes of e.g. copyright law. Recently there was a dispute about whether a selfie taken by a monkey belonged to the owner of the camera, or the monkey. (A judge opined that only humans can have copyrights, and PETA eventually settled out of court.)
If Marina Abramovic were to take a bunch of selfies, or generate a bunch of AI images, and exhibit them, that might be considered high value art. A famous artist can literally tape a banana to a wall and it'd be considered high art:
https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/09/12/550417823...
But most selfies probably aren't high value art.
If Marina Abramovic were to take a bunch of selfies, or generate a bunch of AI images, and exhibit them, that might be considered high value art. A famous artist can literally tape a banana to a wall and it'd be considered high art:
https://www.vogue.com/article/the-120000-art-basel-banana-ex...