The Art of Motion: Elephants Reimagined with AI

3 Responses to “The Art of Motion: Elephants Reimagined with AI”

  1. Jennifer Bell

    Your images are stunning! The AI on the trunks was off and a giveaway that it wasn’t real. Yes, they looked like worms. I hate to see what AI is doing on images and videos.

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  2. Ralph Quinonez

    Hi Piper!
    Your images are beautiful as usual, and you have a particular style. I think this is what makes the photographer. So why use AI?
    Perhaps to edit out a background, object, etc. but when actually using AI to create, augment, the image itself it is no longer your image.
    I think this is where I would draw the line.
    Hope all is well!

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  3. Diana Whiting

    I for one am not embracing AI for my photography. I don’t mind things like creating a quick mask for selective editing, but beyond that, I feel like it will cheapen our craft. The arts in general stand to loose a lot as it will become common to sideline creatives for AI alternatives.
    I think of a zoom meeting I attended where a well known photographer was championing AI in his making an add for the Super Bowl, saying how he could make it in minutes without traveling to location. I wondered how long before his clients figure out that having an AI specialist in house would cost him his potential jobs. This is the economic cost, but I also strongly feel that art should be more organic than giving prompts to create it using real artists work.

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