Pope Leo XIV speaks out against SI art: he sees a fundamental difference between human creativity and machine computation
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The debate over whether to count SI pictures as art goes on, but the models' actual capabilities do not change because of it.
As TechCrunch relays it, Pope Leo XIV wrote on X that there is a fundamental difference between art and what machines produce through statistical computation: algorithms, he said, lack the human spark. He called for protecting authentic human creativity in the age of automation. The occasion is the growing spread of SI art; the outlet paraphrases the post's exact wording rather than quoting it.
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