What you're saying doesn't really pan. If the work is pleasing, there's no preference. And I've seen a couple of articles in the last several months where humans thought that AI-generated works of art were created by humans. And the quality will only improve over time. Eventually it'll be the case that the only way to tell something was generated by AI is by labeling it as such.
> And I've seen a couple of articles in the last several months where humans thought that AI-generated works of art were created by humans.
Yes, and there's also human created works of art that are three blue stripes on a white canvas.
Look, If I poll 1000 people, how many would rather listen to AI music rather than their favorite artist? 1, if I'm lucky?
After a certain point we have to acknowledge what is actually going on, here in real life where real humans lives, and put aside what we think might be going on. People, currently, do not like AI music or AI TV or whatever the fuck. They just don't.
