A.I. Creating new Religious Art for the One World Religion — Can you spot the difference?
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Again, humans have created their own idols. ChatGPT is like the golden calve.
I consider AI such as chatgpt etc as rapid fire plagiarism — stealing from the work of various artists, writers, poets, scholars and making no attribution or giving credit where credit is due. .
Sometimes the image will have six toes or fingers and religious smaller details are off. There is something lacking in them, they don’t capture human expression well.
AI will never be able to do art, because art captures the perfect and the imperfect, and AI can only reproduce things according to equations of mathematics which describe the perfect and never can describe the imperfect. God is in the details and the details of all things created and man made show those variations which math cannot describe. Math calls it imperfect, but God knows better than mathematicians and computer programmers.