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Residents of Izhevsk against the use of AI in art

Residents of Izhevsk, mostly do not approve of the use of artificial intelligence in creative professions

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Residents of Izhevsk against the use of AI in art

Residents of Izhevsk mostly disapprove of the use of artificial intelligence in creative professions. Most of the respondents spoke out against the fact that artists use neural networks in their works.

Many participants believe that the introduction of AI in creative processes leads to a decline in the cultural level of society. Among those who, in principle, allow neural networks in creativity, more often approve of their use in architecture and cinema.

Almost half of the respondents admitted that only sometimes they can distinguish tracks generated by neural networks from compositions of real artists. Most would also not pay extra for human-generated content.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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