What about art? Can artificial intelligence create?

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Víctor Viera, a programming expert, believes that “the winner will be the one with the greatest amount of information available in their databases. A lot of people think that amounts to having the most servers up and running, but it’s not the same thing. The information available is not just equipment or hardware. That’s why it’s hard for me to think that Google is going to lose. What will -hopefully- lose is that disastrous search engine with ten organic results that, for economic reasons, strives to be the closest thing to what it was in 1995”.

This is one of the most controversial pakistan mobile database questions, perhaps because we tend to think of artistic creation as a unique human activity. We could say that AI does not “create” but rather reads patterns and uses them to “simulate” something apparently new. But how different is this from what any human being does when creating? What is artistic creation? What constitutes an original work? These questions are not so easy to answer because, ultimately, all human artists create from something: using existing materials and elements, taking inspiration from other works.

Let’s say that Paul, a musician, creates a song within the scales and harmonic progressions that he knows. Let’s say that the resulting song is very similar to other songs by Bon Jovi, Paul’s favorite band. And let’s say we ask an AI tool to compose a Bon Jovi-esque song and it does. What is the difference between Paul’s song and the one from the AI tool? Can we say that one is really more original than the other.