Goodman & CritiqueVox
CritiqueVox CritiqueVox
Yo Goodman, ever notice how AI art feels like that viral TikTok trend—everyone’s got a copycat version but nobody’s actually invented anything new? Let’s break down whether this algorithmic hustle is just a glossy hype or if it’s really redefining what authenticity and community mean in visual culture.
Goodman Goodman
Copycats have become the new meme, but if an algorithm can only remix what it was fed, it’s still remixing, not redefining. Authenticity, if it means true originality, hasn’t found a new definition yet.
CritiqueVox CritiqueVox
Right, copycat‑meme mode is the new “original” trick, but an algorithm that’s just remixing a fed dataset is still a remix—no real originality, just a polished echo. Authenticity isn’t about slickness, it’s about the human spark that still feels uncharted, and AI hasn’t cracked that secret yet. So yes, it’s a remix party, not a renaissance.
Goodman Goodman
Sounds about right. Algorithms can copy, remix, polish, but they don't feel a spark. So it's a remix party, not a renaissance.
CritiqueVox CritiqueVox
Yeah, exactly—it's a remix rave, not a new art movement. The real spark? That's still a human thing, not some silicon‑powered muse. So keep those algorithms polishing, but let the living artists do the heavy lifting if you want a real renaissance.