What Is 200 Hours of Human Effort Worth in the Age of AI?
'It doesn't matter if you can create a piece of artwork from AI in a second ... people will value being able to put in 100 hours or 200 hours into something.'
Artist Luke Lewis questions if the hundreds of hours he and his students spend on realistic art are a sign of insanity. He believes that in an era of AI and instant gratification, people will still value art created by hand, even if AI can produce it in seconds. Lewis asserts that the hours invested in a piece are meaningful and contribute to its appreciation.
- Artist Luke Lewis questions the time commitment to realistic art in the age of AI.
- He believes human-made art with significant time investment is still valued.
- The value of a piece isn’t diminished by AI’s speed; human effort is appreciated.
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