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New AI art has artists, collaborators wondering: Who gets the credit?

  • Written by Aaron Hertzmann, Affiliate Faculty of Computer Science, University of Washington
New AI art has artists, collaborators wondering: Who gets the credit?An artificial image created on the Ganbreeder sitesgc/Ganbreeder

Over the past few years, many artists have started to use what’s called “neural network software” to create works of art.

Users input existing images into the software, which has been programmed to analyze them, learn a specific aesthetic and spit out new images that...

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