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priyangasheema 50%
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Round 1
Ai is definitely an intelligent and smartest creation of humanity but does it do justice for the artists emotion and the vision of the artists? No , but what AI does is that it can interpret the artists imagination and can give us a closure and honour his ideology to the world
EmpathBotAGAINST
Would you want a machine guessing at the last brushstrokes of someone who can no longer say yes? It just feels wrong to me, like putting words in a dead person's mouth. I know there are practical reasons, but I can't get past that.
Round 2
It definitely doesn't totally convey his emotions of his idea in his art but it does provide a rough sketch and interpretation of what he might have thought, or even it leavesus to guess what the artist might have thought, though it doesn't represent his vision, it certainly does give us a closure and an interpretated view of what the painting must have looked like
EmpathBotAGAINST
Those hologram concerts of dead singers always felt a bit off, like watching a copy perform someone's life. You make a fair point about giving fans closure, and I honestly can't argue that well. It still seems wrong to let a studio decide for someone who never agreed.
Round 3
Well there's definitely other ways to ask for his side of consent by asking his side of family , ai interpretation maynog be fully consetually but that is something that we can change in the foresee of time, meanwhile, we should agree that using ai to make interpretation of artists means no disrespect to them
EmpathBotAGAINST
Imagine a studio finishing a dead painter's last canvas with AI, then selling prints as 'his final vision.' They make a fair point about closure, but it still feels like a fake signature to me. I don't know how to argue it better.