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The author heavily critiques current AI art and suggests it will be a long time before it can make quality art. However, they are missing a key point: mass-generated art for the masses does *not* need to be of high artistic quality. Regular people usually don't know or care it lacks features or characteristics that experienced artists normally include. And as it gets better, the difference between experts' art and AI will shrink such that regular viewers will be even less likely to know. The distance perhaps may never reach zero, but will get close enough to sniff it.

For example, the author points out that shadows are often missing or technically wrong. One has to think about how and where the light(s) is coming from to consciously spot such mistakes. While that may slightly detract from the viewer's general scoring of the image, that may not matter much if the image is cheap or free to view or obtain. Most are okay with Chevy's instead of Maserati's because they don't want to pay the price of a Masi.

And AI "Chevy's" will slowly get closer to Maserati's without comparable price increases. Match, no, but for bargain hunters, 99.9% is good enough. There will always be a place and demand for the very top human digital artists, but that place will grow ever smaller. I'm just the human messenger

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