I am not going to lie, i dont appreciate art that much anymore. One reason is because i cant really tell what im looking at. Is it made by a person, by AI, or is it inspired by someone else's work? Even if someone spent a lot of time finding references and making it from scratch, now it feels like almost everything is only one button away. AI can make images, edit photos, and even create things that look very real in just a few seconds.
Because of that, i feel different when i see something online. Sometimes i watch a video and think it looks amazing, but later i find out it was made with AI. It doesnt mean its bad, but it changes the way i see it. I start thinking less about the person who made it and more about the tools they used. It makes me question what is real effort and what is just technology doing most of the work.
Maybe art is not only about how hard it is to make something. Maybe its more about the idea or the feeling behind it. I still get curious when i see something interesting, but now i also wonder if its real or AI. I think thats something many people will feel more often as AI becomes part of almost everything we create.
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I liked how you framed the shift from admiring the finished piece to questioning whether it was made by a person or by AI — that “one button away” feeling is exactly what makes this topic so unsettling. Your point that art may matter more for the idea or feeling behind it than the difficulty of making it is a really thoughtful take. If you keep posting reflections like this, hivepro.ai could be handy for drafting and shaping your thoughts, and hivestats.io can help you keep an eye on how your first posts are growing here. What kinds of art still feel genuinely human to you, even when AI is part of the process?
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