Human favoritism, not AI aversion: People’s perceptions (and bias) toward generative AI, human experts, and human–GAI collaboration in persuasive content generation - Volume 18
When it comes right down to it, subjective experience for inherently subjective things like taste should be all that matters. Million-dollar price tags for art or bottles of wine are purely performative, things having high value simply because everyone has collectively agreed that it should have high value (often for purposes of tax evasion or social standing).
If there’s a bottle of wine or a piece of art that I enjoy the experience of, what does it matter how it was created?
Hah! Of course we do. It’s like how people love cheap swill poured into an expensive wine bottle.
An apt comparison given that “wine tasting” is bunk.
When it comes right down to it, subjective experience for inherently subjective things like taste should be all that matters. Million-dollar price tags for art or bottles of wine are purely performative, things having high value simply because everyone has collectively agreed that it should have high value (often for purposes of tax evasion or social standing).
If there’s a bottle of wine or a piece of art that I enjoy the experience of, what does it matter how it was created?