Blog Post Type B: AI First, then me
ChatGPT Prompt: “Write a 250 word blog post on Ben Blatt’s book Nabokov’s Favorite Word is Mauve
Title: “Literary Alchemy: Unveiling Patterns with Ben Blatt’s ‘Nabokov&#…
Chat GPT will go first:The ethical implications of AI-generated images, often referred to as deepfakes or AI-generated content, depend on how they are used and the potential harm they may cause. Here are some considerations: Ultimately, the ethicality of AI-generated images depends on the intent, transparency, and impact of their…
The future of AI art promises a transformative landscape, where the intersection of artificial intelligence and creative expression reshapes traditional paradigms of artistic production, appreciation, and accessibility. As AI technologies continue to advance…
Blog Post Type B (Title from ChatGPT)
Prompt: “Write a 250 word blog post about the ethics of AI art.”
ChatGPT:
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to weave its way into the fabric of our daily lives, its presence in the re…
Prompt: Write a 250-word blog post about the article “Is A.I. Art Stealing from Artists?-According to the lawyer behind a new class-action suit, every image that a generative tool produces “is an infringing, derivative work.” By Kyle Chayka” ChatGPT’s Post Title: Unveiling the Legal Conundrum: Is A.I. Art Stealing from Artists? In the ever-evolving landscape […]
Title from ChatGPT. Here’s what the good ol’ AI had to say: In the vast realm of digital communication, GIFs have become a ubiquitous language, conveying emotions, reactions, and pop culture references with just a few frames. While we often share these animated images in our day-to-day conversations, the question…
Type B Blog Post In the article “To Cite or to Steal? When a Scholarly Project Turns Up in a Gallery?” by Kevin L Ferguson it says, “While the art world has its own tradition of theft and attribution, as part of the broader humanities, the art world today confronts a crisis of intellectual property, […]
Type B: Revise LLM post Based on Kevin L. Ferguson’s article “To Cite or to Steal? When a Scholarly Project Turns Up in a Gallery”, write a response (in at least 250 words) about the importance of collaboration and sharing…
By anything, I mean the composite “sum” images of films Kevin Ferguson produces. I asked ChatGPT that question: If by “sum images” you mean a composite image created by combining multiple frames from a film into a single image, then there could be some value in doing so, especially from…
ChatGPT Prompt: Write a 250-word blog on how copyright applies to movies loosely based on books. “In the world of cinema, books have long been a source of inspiration for filmmakers seeking compelling stories and characters to bring to life on the big screen. These adaptations, often loosely based on their literary counterparts, raise intriguing […]
