Aella draws the line on AI art: outsource labor, not creative choices
ZeroStateReflex · x · 2026-10-16
Aella offers a criterion for judging AI art: what matters is who makes the creative choices. Outsourcing decisions to AI isn't art-making in her view, but outsourcing labor while keeping a specific personal vision — using AI to translate imagination into reality — is as valid as painting in Photoshop or shooting digital photography.
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