Hold up, you think the definition of art is too broad if it includes Photography but not broad enough if it doesn’t include Generative AI?
That’s now what I said is it? I’m asking you to give a definition of art that upholds your position that AI art isn’t art, but all traditional forms of art are still included.
Because it believe such a definition does not exist.
their argument is so broad it ends up also applying ti things like photography.
That’s what you said, so I take it as: if I give a definition that includes Photography, it will be regarded as too broad. But I went ahead and gave you part of a definition anyways.
What I said is that Art is not a commodity. I will grant you that “wanting things” and “getting things” is a form of human expression, but it is not art, that is exchanging commodities. If you can express a Generative AI scenario where someone draws upon their “values” instead of their desires then you might have an example of art. So in your library scenario, what “values” are behind their desires for “digital art”? Or is this person just wanting a certain aesthetic?
That’s now what I said is it? I’m asking you to give a definition of art that upholds your position that AI art isn’t art, but all traditional forms of art are still included.
Because it believe such a definition does not exist.
That’s what you said, so I take it as: if I give a definition that includes Photography, it will be regarded as too broad. But I went ahead and gave you part of a definition anyways.
What I said is that Art is not a commodity. I will grant you that “wanting things” and “getting things” is a form of human expression, but it is not art, that is exchanging commodities. If you can express a Generative AI scenario where someone draws upon their “values” instead of their desires then you might have an example of art. So in your library scenario, what “values” are behind their desires for “digital art”? Or is this person just wanting a certain aesthetic?