Creativity, expression, and the world of visual arts.
After three decades, the most famous living artist is still unidentified. The usual question is who is under the hood. The more interesting one is what the anonymity actually does, and why revealing it would destroy something the work depends on.
The argument about whether AI images count as art is mostly a proxy for a harder question: when nobody held a brush, who is the author? Here is what actually changed, what did not, and why the honest answer is more interesting than either side admits.
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