Art should be created by humans, not AI.
Agree? Join a growing group of artists on an exciting project aimed at making art by human, for humans.
Here is a beautiful example of the work being created by talented artists around this world. This piece is by an artist out of India.
Calling all #artists! Do you want to be part of an exciting project that will make your illustrations a household collectible? Reach out for details on a project that will put your art in front of countless people.
The best part - absolutely no AI. The project focuses on bringing real art, by people, for people.
Let's change the way people collect art together.
Are you an #artist excited about creating beautiful illustrations without the use of AI?
Are you interested in being part of the early days of a project that promises to bring beautiful, human-made art to everyone?
Are you looking to be paid for your work?
If this sounds like you, or anyone you know, please reach out to me! I am in the early stages of a #project that aims to make beautiful, human-made #art more accessible to everyone.
As I watch the tech world sprint toward a future built by #ai, I have to stop and think: what's the point?
When used correctly, AI could change the world as we know it. In areas like science, math, and medicine, AI could move the needle in ways previously thought impossible.
But when I see AI used to create #art or take the place of critical, or even rudimentary, #thinking - that is a problem not worth celebrating.
I am seeking #artists to help create visually stunning illustrations as part of a collectible card project I am working on.
I am committed to supporting real artists, not AI, and giving folks a platform to help show their art to the world.
Does this sound interesting to you or someone you know? Please reach out!
Here is a beautiful illustration created by an artist out of Pakistan. These illustrations will be printed on collectible cards, similar to Pokémon cards. The goal is to give artists a platform to share their art with the world in a fun, collectible way.
There is so much beauty in #art created by humans. No matter how advanced AI becomes, it will never match the creativity and raw emotional power of a human artistic creation.
There is something fundamentally human about creating. Stories, art, food - we yearn to build something from nothing.
I hope we never stop creating. I hope we never lose the yearning feeling to start a project or try something new. I hope we continue to imagine unique possibilities, even when we begin to see computers doing everything for us.
I dream of a future where AI does all the things that humans don't do well, leaving us free to explore the depths of our creativity and innovation.
It seems like the #hype around #ai stems primarily from the idea that it will solve so many problems for us, requiring us to think less and remove the need for deep, complex thought.
What does it mean when we stop thinking for ourselves and let every answer become a regurgitation of what came before? What happens when we are no longer required to think of creative solutions to problems, and instead lean on the machines to give us the answer?
Sometimes I wonder: before the Internet and Google, we believed access to information would move use closer to a #utopia of ideas and thought. We all see how that turned out.
What does that mean for the utopia being marketed to us about #ai? What does that future look like? If history repeats itself, as it almost always does, optimism is difficult.
What do you think?