Autonomy, Authenticity, Authorship and Intention in Computer Generated Art

This article reviews McCormack, Hutchings, and Hutchings' 2019 - chapter, Autonomy, Authenticity, Authorship, and Intention in Computer Generated Art, which explores the philosophical and ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence (AI) in artistic creation. The authors critically analyse four key concepts?autonomy, authenticity, authorship, and intention in the context of AI - generated art, questioning traditional ideas of human creativity and artistic ownership. They argue that AI functions as a collaborative tool rather than an independent creator, reshaping the definition of authenticity and authorship. While the chapter offers a thorough theoretical discussion, it could further address the legal and market implications of AI - generated art. The review highlights how this work contributes to ongoing debates about the intersection of AI and artistic expression.