AI and Creative Inspiration.
I must say, I am very impressed with how #Pega Blueprint and other Generative AI tools have been able to help accelerate incredible business outcomes. But I am also concerned with the reliance of embracing these bridge tools for all that we do as humans.
Optics used during the Renaissance period could be considered a form of AI. It allowed artists to use projected images to create more "realistic" paintings. It was questioned and criticized by many people at the time and still today.
Today we have web tools like ChatGPT that can write books and poetry. And Playground AI that can create incredible art and photographs by scanning vast stores of data on the Internet.
I think Leonardo da Vinci would be sad about all of this. He, of course, dreamed of a day where all knowledge could be stored in a centralized library (The Internet) and be accessed by everyone. I don't believe he would have enjoyed the massive plagiarism of artistic works however.
And while the Internet has been a great achievement, like all great achievements, it must be refined.
I am an artist, oil painter, photographer, videographer, and versatilist. The painting I am posting here is an original work of art (an oil painting). I did not use a photograph, I did not set up my easel at the river's edge... It is my depiction of the AuSable River in the Adirondack Mountains of New York. It is from the mind's eye. And that is something AI can never do.
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