Synthography – An Invitation to Reconsider the Rapidly Changing Toolkit of Digital Image Creation as a New Genre Beyond Photography

Reinhuber, Elke

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-95531-1_22

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Sequential Prompts and AI to Illustrate a Mexican Legend Using Syntography

Moreno-Nava

2024

Communication and Applied Technologies

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Sequential Prompts and AI to Illustrate a Mexican Legend Using Syntography

Moreno-Nava

2024

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Bias against AI art can enhance perceptions of human creativity

Horton Jr,

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Iyengar

2023

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The contemporary art world is conservatively estimated to be a $65 billion USD market that employs millions of human artists, sellers, and collectors globally. Recent attention paid to AI-made art in prestigious galleries, museums, and popular media has provoked debate around how these statistics will change. Unanswered questions fuel growing anxieties. Are AI-made and human-made art evaluated in the same ways? How will growing exposure to AI-made art impact evaluations of human creativity? Our research uses a psychological lens to explore these questions in the realm of visual art. We find that people devalue art labeled as AI-made across a variety of dimensions, even when they report it is indistinguishable from human-made art, and even when they believe it was produced collaboratively with a human. We also find that comparing images labeled as human-made to images labeled as AI-made increases perceptions of human creativity, an effect that can be leveraged to increase the value of human effort. Results are robust across six experiments (N = 2965) using a range of human-made and AI-made stimuli and incorporating representative samples of the US population. Finally, we highlight conditions that strengthen effects as well as dimensions where AI-devaluation effects are more pronounced.

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Midjourney Killed the Photoshop Star: Assembling the Emerging Field of Synthography

Knochel

2023

Studies in Art Education

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Synthography – An Invitation to Reconsider the Rapidly Changing Toolkit of Digital Image Creation as a New Genre Beyond Photography

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

Sequential Prompts and AI to Illustrate a Mexican Legend Using Syntography

Sequential Prompts and AI to Illustrate a Mexican Legend Using Syntography

Bias against AI art can enhance perceptions of human creativity

Midjourney Killed the Photoshop Star: Assembling the Emerging Field of Synthography

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