Musicians clash over AI art: some people can't judge art objectively at all
nitarshan · x · 2026-10-14
Responding to doodlestein, musician aug5thmusic argues that some people can't judge art objectively — they judge it by who or what made it — and that some seem incapable of experiencing art at all, with AI forcing them to confront that. A sharp volley in the ongoing AI-art debate, amplified by nitarshan's retweet.
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