Martin
@ongoing
Martin
“It’s not saying AI should be banned,” Spencer clarified of the initiative. “It’s more pro-human than anti-tech.”
Leslie Katz • ‘Human Intelligence’ Art Movement Takes Defiant Stand Against AI
Beth Spencer talking about the “Created with Human Intelligence” project.
Sand painting, Tamsin Haggis (Art Pilgrim)
she doesn’t identify as firmly anti-AI and can’t say artificial intelligence will never make its way into her artwork. AI-generated images as they currently stand, however, don’t impress her.
“They all kind of look greasy to me, like they’ve been dipped in oil,” she said. “People will get tired of seeing shiny images.”
“They all kind of look greasy to me, like they’ve been dipped in oil,” she said. “People will get tired of seeing shiny images.”
Leslie Katz • ‘Human Intelligence’ Art Movement Takes Defiant Stand Against AI
Beth Spencer talking about the “Created with Human Intelligence” project.
Kika MacFarlane on Substack
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An idea to introduce the accessibility of art to peeps.
Use of Sublime outside of Sublime, from the founder of Sublime. Sublime. :)
Shop talk, a year in the forest, being a scientist in a war zone, and mastering hummus
Henry Oliver • Shop talk, a year in the forest, being a scientist in a war zone, and mastering hummus
Now there’s a headline! 😵
Anyway, the best summary of all of this, and how it seems like it will manifest itself in the real world, is from comedian Anthony Jeselnik:
All these comics now, it's almost like the point is to get in trouble. It's like, "Why are you giving me shit? I'm a comic, I'm allowed to say whatever I want." That's wrong, as far as I'm concerned. People t... See more
Benn Stancil • Getting away with it
Get away with it = art
Otherwise = troll
The ‘free line’ was a thread, a thin rope thrown to me from the depths of the living world. It appeared very early on, when I was living in a farmhouse in Italy; a doodle that came from nowhere. It held everything, though I didn’t know it at the time.
The unseen path
Tamsin Haggis (Art Pilgrim)
We don’t always see the beginning at the start.
Harry Stooshinoff on Substack
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