Article 66RKQ Seeing other people’s AI art is like hearing other people’s dreams

Seeing other people’s AI art is like hearing other people’s dreams

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Adi Robertson
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If you've been on Twitter (or Discord or plenty of other places) this month and your feed is anything like mine, it's currently full of weird machine-generated text and art. The launch of ChatGPT, Lensa, and other tools has made a once difficult-to-access tool ubiquitous, and the result is an explosion of people posting their interactions with artificial intelligence.

I love these tools, and I've been playing with them for a while now - at least since the release of AI Dungeon 2 in 2019. But over the years, I've realized there's a huge gap between the way I experience work I generate and work created by someone else. The closest way I can describe it is this: seeing somebody else's AI art is like hearing the plot of someone else's dream....

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