Recent Roles of Artificial Intelligence Artists in Art Circulation

Abstract

In this modern world, while people are used to living a life of competition and a fast environment, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning have been established to serve people. AI and machine learning developed on the concept of repetition and learning. Now some companies use AI to replace or support humans in jobs that operate according to patterns. AI and machine learning are unlike humans, they have no bias since they are not exhausted. Also, employers do not have to pay for overtime. Some companies even have AI to calculate risk and return for management to make decisions. In recent years, many companies start considering using AI and machine learning to replace human employees for positions that do not require particular special skills which need by humans. Recently, machine learning has been developed to generate pictures from the text. This means even people who are not good at art at all can command AI to generate pictures, particularly for them. Accessing those AI is simply just by logging in to the program online. When generating pictures is so easy as that, what will AI artists play next role in art circulation? In this paper, we conduct mixed methodology by qualitative and quantitative methods to research the tendency of AI artists in the future.

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