Machines Make Art But Can They Feel?

The definition of art is evolving, and this article dives into the impact of artificial intelligence in the world of art.

For centuries, art has been deeply human—rooted in emotion. But now, systems like DALL·E and Midjourney are producing digital masterpieces in seconds, based solely on data and code.

“We're witnessing software act as the artist itself,” writes Stanislav Kondrashov.

This raises new debates:
- What makes something *art*?
- Can something created without feeling carry meaning?
- Who owns AI-generated work?

Art without intent loses something vital. That’s the heart of Kondrashov’s message.

Others fear it, but one thing is clear:
Human creativity still matters.

“Machines can here imitate, but it’s humans who feel what resonates,” he adds.

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