>>6751
> I think 16bit sensation explained it well how art needs to have "meaning" or some "energy" or spark to actually work.
AI is just methodology, it's not really different than having Chinese slave-workers do the animation in essence, if they aren't actually adding any spirit to it. A lot of people don't know what they are doing and are just following pre-learned formats. This may be why AI is outcompeting them now, they've lost all creativity and then it's just mechanical, and humans do worse with this in many areas. (Chinese factory workers are an exception, I've seen vids of electronic mounting where they do the same exact motion, once for each part, over and over in a way that would require an industrial machine to do. But the difference is the machine may fuck up from not grabbing the parts exactly if they're delivered to the station somewhat outside of the programming.)