Bloodless Gutless Heartless: The Case Against AI Art

THE DEATH OF THE ARTIST IS GREATLY EXAGGERATED

The oldest known cave painting is more than 50,000 years old. Is this ancient human activity—making art—on the cusp of extermination? Will the next Da Vinci live inside a data server? Should human artists just shut up and drift off into the sunset? No, answers Jash Dholani in Bloodless Gutless Heartless: a ferocious defense of human art in the age of artificial intelligence.

This book will take you on a thrilling intellectual journey: Why were the artists in Ancient Egypt obsessed with cats? Why do architects always use fractal geometry when building religious architecture? And how did master artists like George Orwell and Ray Bradbury attract the muses? On this journey, you will uncover the true nature of creativity, and learn how our art is inseparable from our humanity.

In Part 1 of this book, Jash gets into the 7 specific reasons why machines will never create art, no matter how many advanced GPUs they're loaded with. In Part 2, Jash takes on some big questions: who benefits from the AI hype? Why are we so desperate to find a substitute for everything? And what if AI is actually a demon?

Passionately argued and deeply researched, this book will show you how to evade the “AI Madness” that is gripping the world, and cultivate the spirit of a true artist…

CHAPTERS

PART 1

7 REASONS WHY AI WILL NEVER BE CREATIVE

1. AI Will Never Write With Blood
2. AI Will Never Have A POV
3. AI Will Never Be Power-Hungry
4. AI Will Never Master Sacred Geometry
5. AI Will Never Rage Against The Dying Of The Light
6. AI Will Never Fuse Opposites Together
7. AI Will Never Tap Into Archetypes
8. Do What The Machine Cannot
   

PART 2

FIVE BIG QUESTIONS

1. Who Benefits?
2. Desperate Much For Substitutes?
3. Can AI Art Ever Beat Human Art?
4. Is AI Just A Demon?
5. Prompt Your Soul, Maybe?
   

CONCLUSION: A POEM

WHO THIS BOOK IS FOR:

• CLANKERS
• TRANSHUMANISTS
• ROBOTS
• NPCs
• SOULFUL HUMANS
• ARTISTS
  

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