Author argues AI-generated images are not art

By PulseAugur Editorial · [1 sources] · 2026-06-10 15:04

The author argues that true art stems from an innate human desire to manifest a mental vision through deliberate practice and self-criticism. This process involves human intention, a goal, imagination, technical skill development, and refinement. The author contends that AI-generated images do not meet these criteria, as they lack genuine human desire and intentionality. AI

IMPACT This commentary questions the artistic merit of AI-generated content, potentially influencing public perception and discourse around AI creativity.

RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece discussing the nature of art and AI's role in it.

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What is art? It is the innate human desire toward a goal, the goal being to reify a vision of that which only exists in your own mind, and it is the process of

What is art? It is the innate human desire toward a goal, the goal being to reify a vision of that which only exists in your own mind, and it is the process of training your own mind and body to reify that vision through deliberate practice of technique, and it is the process of …

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What is art? It is the innate human desire toward a goal, the goal being to reify a vision of that which only exists in your own mind, and it is the process of

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