A Checklist of Changes That Await Us in the Field of Arts

Today, on the threshold of the fourth industrial revolution, we are witnessing radical changes in the art world, largely thanks to the development of artificial intelligence and LLM. These technologies are expanding the boundaries of creativity and changing the concept of “authorship.”

Neural networks can serve as a tool for artists, writers, and musicians, and can also act as autonomous creators, creating their own works of art and helping to reimagine what has previously been created and at its core, reinterpretation of art had the same meaning as invention.

The democratization of art is taking place: now, everyone has the opportunity to create paintings, regardless of social status and professional education. This change shifts the focus from the creator to the creator, emphasizing each individual's unique contribution to the art world.

Technology is making the art world more open and accessible, lowering the barrier to entry into professional creativity and allowing everyone to find their audience.

Technology makes it easier to create bold ideas, and bold ideas, and in turn, contribute to the future if properly implemented and implemented in life.

Today, art is accessible to everyone, and everyone can become a creator, and the slogan “art for everyone” is gaining more and more recognition. These technologies not only expand the possibilities for creativity but also spark discussions about the value of art, authorship, and authenticity in the digital age, opening new horizons for cultural development.

We discussed how art and technology have changed over the course of a century and what awaits us next with NFT artist Anna Katsur who creates works using classical painting techniques and neural networks.

Checklist of Changes That Await Us in the Field of Arts:

1. Greater Accessibility and Inclusiveness: Art becomes accessible to a wider range of people, regardless of their social status or education.

2. Changing the Role of the Creator: Transformation from creator to creator, where each person can make their own unique contribution.

3. Technology as Tools for Creativity: Using artificial intelligence and LLM to enhance creativity.

4. New Forms and Methods of Art: The emergence of new genres and approaches in art, including digital art, virtual reality, and interactive installations.

5. Rethinking Authorship and Authenticity: Discussions about what constitutes real art and who is the author in the digital age.

6. Educational Innovation: Expanding access to arts learning through online platforms and interactive methods.

7. Personalized Approach to Art: Recommendation algorithms and personalized interaction with art.

8. Expanding Cultural Horizons: Incorporating different cultural and social contexts into contemporary art.

These changes reflect the evolution of art and its role in modern society where technology plays an increasingly significant role, bringing innovation and new opportunities for creativity.

It is difficult to predict exactly what the future of art will look like, but history allows us to predict trends and see directions.