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Art vs Craft - AI Changes the Discussion

RichColvin

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The link below is to an article talking about AI & art. What is interesting to me is how computerization is not replacing the artist; rather it is supplementing the artist and making them more productive.

https://www.theverge.com/2019/2/1/1...tudio-colorize-ai-artificial-intelligence-art

I know Bill Ooms does this with ornamental turning.

It is going to be really interesting to watch and see how this could change wood turning.

Kind regards,
Rich
 
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