Monetochka* was hated for her AI clip. She deleted it and brought it back
The song "Monopoly" by singer Monetochka* was featured in the new "Spider-Man". Then the singer released a neuro-clip: VHS, gold, the Kremlin, and Moscow in the 1990s. The visuals were generated by neural networks.
Some fans called the video "neuroslop": such works leave artists and operators without commissions. After a wave of criticism, the clip disappeared from YouTube, but soon returned.
Monetochka* responded that the video was worked on by a director and an AI artist, and a good result cannot be achieved by simply pressing a button.
😡 Whose side are you on?
🔥 — For AI in creativity, it's just a new tool
🤓 — For human labor, art must be protected
*singer "Monetochka" (real name – Elizaveta Gyrdymova) is included in the register of foreign agents
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