Rick Beato on AI
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You confused me. I thought he was going to be talking about the genius of Al not AI
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He's right.
On the other side of it, though, more and more human-made things will fit into a fine art model. It'll be rare, impractical and not nearly as scalable, but still appreciated—sometimes for precisely those reasons.
We've seen this already with the hipsters. They gave new life into textiles, vinyl albums, craft beers, film photography, etc. (About that last, film-only wedding photographers are becoming a thing in some circles. Because a negative is more special than a jpeg.) McDonald's took over the world, and now everybody wants to go to Elevation Burger and similar. We're going to see more of that in other disciplines, too.
I have no idea how far that reverse trend will go. Probably not enough to make a living off of for most. But "AI-free" is going to be valued more, right alongside AI's convenience.
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He's right.
On the other side of it, though, more and more human-made things will fit into a fine art model. It'll be rare, impractical and not nearly as scalable, but still appreciated—sometimes for precisely those reasons.
We've seen this already with the hipsters. They gave new life into textiles, vinyl albums, craft beers, film photography, etc. (About that last, film-only wedding photographers are becoming a thing in some circles. Because a negative is more special than a jpeg.) McDonald's took over the world, and now everybody wants to go to Elevation Burger and similar. We're going to see more of that in other disciplines, too.
I have no idea how far that reverse trend will go. Probably not enough to make a living off of for most. But "AI-free" is going to be valued more, right alongside AI's convenience.
@Aqua-Letifer said in Rick Beato on AI:
He's right.
On the other side of it, though, more and more human-made things will fit into a fine art model. It'll be rare, impractical and not nearly as scalable, but still appreciated—sometimes for precisely those reasons.
We've seen this already with the hipsters. They gave new life into textiles, vinyl albums, craft beers, film photography, etc. (About that last, film-only wedding photographers are becoming a thing in some circles. Because a negative is more special than a jpeg.) McDonald's took over the world, and now everybody wants to go to Elevation Burger and similar. We're going to see more of that in other disciplines, too.
I have no idea how far that reverse trend will go. Probably not enough to make a living off of for most. But "AI-free" is going to be valued more, right alongside AI's convenience.
AI-free is the new Organic?
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@Aqua-Letifer said in Rick Beato on AI:
He's right.
On the other side of it, though, more and more human-made things will fit into a fine art model. It'll be rare, impractical and not nearly as scalable, but still appreciated—sometimes for precisely those reasons.
We've seen this already with the hipsters. They gave new life into textiles, vinyl albums, craft beers, film photography, etc. (About that last, film-only wedding photographers are becoming a thing in some circles. Because a negative is more special than a jpeg.) McDonald's took over the world, and now everybody wants to go to Elevation Burger and similar. We're going to see more of that in other disciplines, too.
I have no idea how far that reverse trend will go. Probably not enough to make a living off of for most. But "AI-free" is going to be valued more, right alongside AI's convenience.
AI-free is the new Organic?
@Horace said in Rick Beato on AI:
@Aqua-Letifer said in Rick Beato on AI:
He's right.
On the other side of it, though, more and more human-made things will fit into a fine art model. It'll be rare, impractical and not nearly as scalable, but still appreciated—sometimes for precisely those reasons.
We've seen this already with the hipsters. They gave new life into textiles, vinyl albums, craft beers, film photography, etc. (About that last, film-only wedding photographers are becoming a thing in some circles. Because a negative is more special than a jpeg.) McDonald's took over the world, and now everybody wants to go to Elevation Burger and similar. We're going to see more of that in other disciplines, too.
I have no idea how far that reverse trend will go. Probably not enough to make a living off of for most. But "AI-free" is going to be valued more, right alongside AI's convenience.
AI-free is the new Organic?
Eh, maybe more like the new "hand-made" but basically yeah.
