Andy Masley: most objections to AI art are really objections to the creator's taste
AndyMasley · x · 2026-11-14
Andy Masley argues that most objections to AI-generated images and video are actually objections to the (admittedly bad) taste of the person making it, not to AI generation itself. He adds in a follow-up that AI music isn't there yet. A useful framing for the AI-art debate over ethics vs aesthetics.
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