Paintings with no painter.

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Perhaps the computers are taking over!

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Can't wait for them to get better than humans at writing

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I use a 3d printer to model all of my pointillism in real life...I think I'm still better than those silly computers.
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That's because they can easily replicate the randomness that is modern art.
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Hehehe... nice reference.
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Some of the images look more than random. They aren't Jackson Pollackesque sprays of dots they look like paintings of objects. Perhaps a bit abstract but if you read the article that is more like human art than a lackluster computer paint by numbers. This is what the researchers were trying to do. Honestly what makes human paintings more qualified as works of art than any of the images presented? Art stubbornly defies definition and pushes boundaries. What constitutes art is subjective not objective.

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REEEEE