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Artworks in Search of their Artists in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Abstract
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the realm of art marks a significant moment in the ongoing relationship between technology and creativity. This study explores the impact of AI on traditional notions of authorship, creativity, and the role of the artist, examining how art consumers perceive AI-generated artworks. Utilizing a two-phase approach, the research combines a quantitative analysis of an online survey with qualitative insights from an interview with prominent Turkish AI artist, Refik Anadol. Findings indicate a growing acceptance of AI as a legitimate contributor to the creative process, though a discernible bias remains against AI-generated art. The article highlights the need for ongoing investigation into how AI will continue to shape artistic practices and cultural perceptions, emphasizing the importance of inclusive and diverse approaches to the evolving relationship between humans and machines in art.
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