Will the profession of an artist disappear in the future? For example, when using an artificial intelligence-based image generator such as Midjourney provided by Discord or a chatbot such as ChatGPT, a machine that shows clear answers and results in a short time based on big data and algorithms is generally compared to humans. You can feel the fear that you will never be able to catch up. I also knew that in areas where human subjectivity and emotion are the main focus, such as art, machines would grow to a level that would scare humans last. However, the speed of growth was much faster than expected, and the subjectivity, complexity, sensory domain, and morality of the results generated by artificial intelligence are in some ways superior to humans. Because in any realm, as human beings intervene, there are elements of corruption, injustice, and prejudice. When I think about this, I also think that it might be better for a machine to intervene and make a fair judgment and show the result. So cognitive people these days argue that politicians should be the first to change to artificial intelligence. However, after experiencing the chatbot, I confirmed the reality of the fear that I had only heard in words and began to think more about the nature of art. And that provided an opportunity to leak the questions and answers below. Q, Will the profession of an artist disappear in the future? It's unlikely that the profession of an artist will disappear entirely in the future. While technological advancements may change the way art is created and consumed, human creativity and expression are likely to remain important aspects of society and culture. Q. So, which artists will survive in the future? It's difficult to predict exactly which artists will survive in the future, as this will depend on a variety of factors such as changing tastes, cultural trends, and technological advancements. However, it's likely that artists who are able to adapt and innovate will be more successful in the long term. Q.Can AI Painters Beat human artists? The capabilities of AI-powered painters are rapidly improving, and they are already able to create impressive works of art. However, it's unlikely that AI painters will be able to completely replace human artists, as there are certain qualities and skills that are unique to human creativity and expression. The conclusion is that artificial intelligence learns a vast amount of data at a level that humans cannot handle based on algorithms, and derives accurate, perfect, and always fair results. That technology is the same concept as an artist's added art material, it is also a strong proof that artificial intelligence cannot be a real artist. And true artists create works of art with a pure heart and passion, based on numerous factors such as their experience, philosophy, soul, knowledge, and attitude. At the same time as it is created, it becomes a record, a history, and a life. This will prove why mankind cherishes works of art, cultural relics and traditions through the generations. Rather, in the era of artificial intelligence, keywords such as human emotion, feeling, experience, humanity, mental world, harmony and inclusion will become the mainstream as part of a counteraction. Therefore, it seems that art based on creativity that activates, reveals and contemplates these keywords will become more and more deeply embedded in human life. Actually, when I think about it, when I was young, visuals weren't that popular. However, modern people know the importance of visuals and create new wealth based on it. Most of all, any people have adapted to a life dominated by visuals, seeing, hearing, crying, and laughing on a small phone screen. In other words, in the future, visual elements will be strengthened in more and more areas, and the life of an influencer who can create such content, that is, can use visual elements to attract the public's popularity, will become more common. Then, besides these influencers, what is the life of a painter like? It seems that painters will no longer be obsessed with analog and freely spread their creative wings, crossing digital and analog. In that sense, it would be helpful for painters to learn digital and become more familiar with these factors in mind in advance.
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The differences between ChatGPT and 5-years-old kids Poem. It is expected that more and more people will write and test with ChatGPT, a popular AI-based chatbot. I also tried several things. My attempt is to approach from an artistic point of view how different it is from human works. For example, below is a poem my child wrote when she was 5 years old. When our first guinea pig, Pinky and Squash, became our family, she expressed her joy in poetry. The child happily completed a poem in a few minutes, as if singing a song. Pinky is white, orange and brown; And below is a poem about guinea pigs written in seconds by the famous chatbot. The vocabulary and rhyme used in the poem are very perfect, yet it depicts the love and care for the guinea pig and the energy and joy that the little animal gives. If a 5-year-old child writes a poem with a sentence like the one below and submits it, she will definitely win first place and receive a prize. Fluffy and round, with tiny paws and a twitching nose, So below, we asked the chatbot to rewrite the poem from the perspective of a 5-year-old. My guinea pigs are fluffy and round, With little feet that tap the ground. Their noses wiggle and their eyes shine, They're cuter than any pet of mine! When I hold them close, they squeak and purr, And I stroke their fur, soft as a fur. They love to nibble on carrots and hay, And run in circles when they want to play. Sometimes they hide in their cozy bed, But when they hear me, they pop out their head! They love to cuddle and snuggle with me, My guinea pigs are the best pets, you see! I love my guinea pigs with all my heart, They're the best friends a girl could start. I'll take care of them every single day, And love them in every single way! The writing has become simpler, and above all, I can see that the message my child wrote and the intention and message I am trying to convey are similar. Write a guinea pig poem written by a 5-year-old girl. Their names are Pinky and Squash, and Pinky likes carrots and Squash likes Hey. Girls think they're their mom As you can see from this part, we also use humor that humans use. Poetry seems to be getting more interesting. "Pinky loves carrots, Squash likes hay, And when they see me, they squeak "yay!"" Very clever. I never mentioned the color and character of Pinky and Squash, but the poems match perfectly. Actually, the color of squash is brown, and pinky has long hair and pinky ears. It's like looking into my life. "Pinky has pink fur and Squash is brown," It is an error to say that artificial intelligence has no personal experience and cannot express emotions because it is simple information. As if they were human, they are good at mimicry. So what is the difference between a real 5-year-old and artificial intelligence? Rather, I think of imperfection, clumsiness, naivety, and naturalness that does not need to be coerced. As you can see from the poems, poems written by real children are not contrived. It doesn't have to be, and it wasn't written for that purpose. It just built naturally because she was happy just giving and watering Pinkie and Squash. This naturalness is probably something no machine can imitate.
So, the future I predict will be more focused on things that are more natural, more pure, and more spontaneous. People will increasingly crave something more human. Rather, I wonder if machines are helping and creating a background for this phenomenon. ChatGPT experience ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence language model developed by OpenAI. It uses deep learning techniques to analyze and generate human-like responses to natural language input. ChatGPT has been trained on massive amounts of text data, allowing it to understand and respond to a wide range of topics and questions. Its capabilities include language translation, question-answering, conversation generation, and more. ChatGPT represents a significant advance in the field of natural language processing and has numerous practical applications, including chatbots, language translation services, and content creation tools. To get started, simply type your question or statement in the chat box and press enter. I will then analyze your input and generate a response. If you have a follow-up question or want to continue the conversation, just type in your next question or statement and I'll respond accordingly. In my case, I started with funny question for understanding ChatGPT. Here is an answer from ChatGPT. Her answer seems to be a very moral, emotional supportive and educated manner that a good middle -aged woman answers a good middle -aged woman. At the end of the conversation, artificial intelligence gives a title that suits the contents and core of the conversation. ChatGPT can write a poem well with rich vocabulary and rhymes, just like a poet. Like the below, she can make a programmatic code like a programmer. I have opened a blog to explore what art is, and I've been trying to find the essence of art by steadily posting related articles for years. I still don't get the correct answer, so I try to find the answer every day. But ChatGPT answered immediately when I asked a question within several seconds. Of course, this is a very ordinary answer of pre-dictionary without personal experience or reflection. Fortunately, art is an area that cannot be explained by these words. Also, I asked about my personal site. I wondered how artificial intelligence is evaluating my site. ChatGPT says that my site is well designed , user friendly interface and is effective to show the work of the user and artist. And his proposal points out that I should be able to reinforce my resume and artist statement more and show more about me. This article helped me a lot without any consulting fee. Additionally, I asked her about her emotional feeling. Notably, she can't feel emotions and is mechanically reacting by learning, but one day it will become similar to humans after accumulating data and developing technologies. I am afraid of this part. I made my questions about recognition of my blog. After seeing this, I felt like she knew what I wanted to hear from others. And I was surprised that the summary of the part I wanted to say and intend for a long time was well. What is the response to subjective questions if she react so smart? But she couldn't say that I was good or bad because she has no subjective opinion and perspectives. Similarly, she replied that she could not answer with an artistic view because she was similar in patterns or algorithms and copied and delivered what many people reacted or learned. In other words, she seeks to know that having an artistic perspective and philosophy in pursuing art is the ability to survive in the age of artificial intelligence. Last my question is about me as an artist. And I found that some part is right, but other part has some mistakes such as my main materials and Prize informations. However, she can explain me with subjective critics about my painting styles accurately. And the last sentence feels like she predicted my future. It's hard to predict how much more ChatGPT will develop, but I think this feature will be deeply into people's lives like a computer. Trypophobia and Art Trypophobia is a symptom of aversion to specific repeated patterns. Although it is known that 16% of the world's population has it, it is not yet listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. It is also called cluster phobia. When people see this type of cluster, they experience symptoms of disgust or fear. Individually, I am also an artist with Trypophobia. So, unfortunately, I can not paint such the circular dot patterns even in my paintings because I am afraid of myself. While writing this post, it is common to upload a sample photo, for example, but I couldn't upload it because that action causes symptoms. I can't endure to see small, irregular circles, oddly patterned, clustered, embossed, and full of depth—just seeing such an image for the first time causes goosebumps, the first reaction. And I have a headache and feel nauseous. Lastly, I feel dizzy, and my whole body shakes. Since I have lived with these symptoms for a long time, I know how to subside. Once I feel the fear, I take a long deep breath. And press firmly on both sides of the forehead with both hands. At the same time, I close my eyes and practice or imagine shaking off the image. Then, repeatedly, I think of an idea that I like and think is beautiful. And when the symptoms are relieved to some extent, drink warm tea to relax. It's very cumbersome, but it's pretty helpful. But not all archetypes in the world are afraid. For example, I like dotted umbrellas, polka clothes, curtains, and bedding. A regular, predictable pattern like this is fine. It's also okay to look at tangerines or strawberries. There seems to be a specific pattern of fear I feel. That's why I sometimes suffered when I saw works that dealt with so many holes or circles among other works. Oh! It's a very inconsiderate piece of work. Perhaps the artist was unaware of the existence of trypophobia. However, there is an artist who overcame this phobia with art. She was born in Japan, and her name is Yayoi Kusama, a contemporary artist. Her works are often found in public buildings or exhibition halls. She undertook an gloomy childhood under her obsessive and strick mother's control. Consequently, she suffered from delirium, in which all objects in the world appeared as dots. After studying Japanese painting, Kusama moved to the United States at 27. She has been active in various fields such as pop art, installation art, and performance. Since then, he has created installation works based on his experiences with hallucinations, where walls and ceilings are covered with dots. She wanted to escape from the fear of the countless dots that surrounded her, and in order to overcome it, she drew the countless dots that flowed through the wall in fantasy and made them into her artworks one by one. Perhaps that's why her works seem to feel the regular screams of numerous dots and the will to overcome them. I find her work strangely not intimidating. No matter how many and irregular the dots are, they do not lead to symptoms. I think it's because we recombined the patterns that cause fear and are overcoming them. I also close my eyes to get rid of the fear when Trypophobia comes, and I imagine destroying the patterns I saw as if I were playing a galaxy game. The works of people who have healed their own pain and fundamental problems through their works do not cause pain to others. Instead, you will be freed from the fear and pain and be healed together when you see such a work. That is the net function of art. Looking at the digital image from various angles If you use Photoshop to create digital images, you will realize that graphic editors like Photoshop are also making progress. Photoshop is the complete image editing program we can find. Photoshop is now evolving by combining artificial intelligence functions. For example, a working environment known as a neural filter is six much more advanced "beta" filters that can handle all kinds of wonders, such as changing the facial features of an image. For example, the Smart Portrait Filter lets you close your eyes, change the direction of your gaze, move your head, and smile. The realm that image editors such as Photoshop can show is already ahead of the human eye and visual domain. I also recently completed a digital image called "Return", a 2D digital image. Additionally I can look into this image three-dimensionally using the 3D Panorama function of Photoshop. It is even surprising that it is possible to see three-dimensionally in this way. In this way, with the development of editors, creating digital images is more challenging and exciting. When I was in Germany, in Karlsruhe, the city where I lived, there was a famous modern video art museum called ZKM. It has always been a place to showcase the most current and enterprising art with the latest technology. I got used to go there often to see the exhibits. In particular, there were works by Nam June Paik, was a Korean American artist and a famous video art artist, so I often stopped by to get some motivation and ideas from his video arts. He worked with a variety of media and is considered to be the founder of video art. He is credited with the first use of the term "electronic superhighway" to describe the future of telecommunications. The peculiarity of his works is that many works embody a single object by connecting multiple televisions like this. A long time ago, Nam June Paik may have foreseen the media world like today. These genius pioneers are always ahead of their time. As if his prediction was correct, most video art now follows his way. Due to the technical limitations of that time, it could only be implemented with a television, so his works are gradually losing their light with the battery expiration. However, his ideas and creativity lead to one trend: video art. Showing like this means a lot. The artist who looked at the 3D world from the 2D world must have been frustrated with the limitations of the 2D material. Even in an era when it was not free to do simulations like now or freely co-work with people with new technologies, some people had such dreams. I also draw to show the dream, but I am well aware that this is impossible in reality. So I think, ponder, and try little by little every day. It is as if a child is constantly thinking of play. |
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