This short story was inspired by recent developments in the real world over the recent progression in the field of AI art. While in the past, human artists always held an advantage in the quality of their creations, as technology continually improves, robotic creations have become exponentially more complex and even indistinguishable in form to human made counterparts. As we considered these developments, we couldn’t help but feel there is something missing from robotically created art – that there is something special about human art that gives it a unique value. Considering these thoughts, we came up with the story “Because of ME”, an exploratory story on the underlying values of art.
December 7, 2022
What Gives Art Value?
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