I’m hesitant about continuing to share art; am unsure if people are becoming intolerant of me to where I can’t share anymore. People also have disliked me asking for permission for things like this, so I also shared this drawing anyway too. With permission, I want to add other drawings from the past few days in the comments.

ChatGPT introduced Sonia Delaunay & the Orphism movement as precedent. (I think people are too mean toward ChatGPT.)

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    11 days ago

    ChatGPT introduced Sonia Delaunay & the Orphism movement as precedent. (I think people are too mean toward ChatGPT.)

    What does that even mean?

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      11 days ago

      The way I understood it: the poster uploaded their art to one of those LLMs, and prompted the model for similar historical works. The model responded with Sonia Delaunay & the Orphism movement.

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      11 days ago

      The drawings share similarities to Orphism, including vibrant colors with simultaneous contrasts and abstract form. I’m unsure if that’s what you’re questioning.

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        10 days ago

        I agree LLMs can be useful, but it’s a contentious side topic in the art world. I find it avoids a lot of tedious opinionation if I just verify LLM outputs against reputable information sources.

        In this case, you uploaded your art to an LLM and it identified similarities to Orphism, so hopefully you went to Wikipedia or whatever to verify key features and artists of Orphism, and saw for yourself why the label fits your work. Now you can talk about your piece in terms of what you know about similar work, without having to weather tedious emotional sidetracks into the complex ethics of LLM use-cases.