#computer generated art

[andrewmbond]

Tennis Match

2024

[brotherlywolf8787]

ai generated art

[abstracteddistractions]

Harold Cohen, “74D10” (1974), 

Computer-generated drawing in ink on paper, hand embellished with colored pencil, 21 x 17 inches,

Collection of the Carl & Marilynn Thoma Foundation,

Photo: Justin Manley / Hyperallergic

[toxxxic-mess]

Photorealistic AI Asian Waifu

[ente-lab]

[vividnyla]

[stroccospoetry]

Save the date - November 30 - for our "Generative Texts" salon. From the depths of your computer to the apex of Giza Plateau. At Kiddie Pool on Grand Street in Albany.

With Kite, Brian McCorkle, Alexis Bhagat and more. Chatbots and Python outputs, and also cut-ups and surrealist games. We are presenting a variety of approaches to generative texts, grounding the current hype for AI/LLM/chatbots in deeper literary histories. The critique of AI has a long tradition; conversely, literary experiments with more than human writing have long traditions, too.

We are finalizing a few reader invitiations and will post the official announcement on Saturday. DM us here on on Instagram if you would be interested in reading or in sharing a text based game (paper, tabletop, or online) in the game room.

[airconditionerkhan]

Joel A. Slayton: Untitled, 1981

[andrewmbond]

Wine Country

2024

[liberate-te]

BE THE GLITCH YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE MATRIX !

[brotherlywolf8787]

Angel..Demon..Just two sides of the same coin for a naughty nun 🐺

AI generated art

[maartatech]

Internet of Things (IoT)

Introduction:

Imagine waking up to the gentle aroma of freshly brewed coffee as your smart blinds gradually let in the morning sunlight. This isn't a scene from a sci-fi movie; it's the incredible world of the Internet of Things (IoT). In simple terms, IoT is like a digital orchestra where everyday objects—think thermostats, watches, fridges—collaborate and harmonize, thanks to their ability to connect to the internet. Join us on this beginner's journey to unveil the magic behind IoT, explore its workings, and grasp why it's revolutionizing how we interact with our surroundings.

Understanding the Basics of IoT:

What is IoT?

Consider your home as a canvas, and IoT as the palette of colors that bring it to life. It's the art of giving your seemingly ordinary possessions a voice, enabling them to communicate and collaborate like a team. Through the internet, they share information and carry out tasks, making your life smoother and more efficient, almost as if you had an army of helpers.

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[batattack409]

I think one thing that bothers me about ai art is that it doesn't tell me anything about the "person" creating it, except that they are a computer. These ai bros seem to forget that art is a form of human expression, not a product created only for profit. Art is amazing because its a window into that person's mind and how they see and interact with the world. I don't want shows written by a computer copying people's work, i want to see human flaws. I want to see an author's beliefs (intentionally or not) bleeding into their plot and world and characters, whether for good or bad. I want the little inconsistencies that fans have to speculate about, debating if it was intentional or not. I want to see years of planning paying off. I want to see fingerprints in the art, i want to see an amateurs attempt at perspective and color, i want to see smudges and dents and not just the artists personal style but their flaws and progress and their work changing as they change. I want to see actors adding their touches to characters, learning to understand how the character works and how to bring them to life. I want to see the background actors messing up in a barely noticeable way that when spotted makes the viewer laugh. I want to find typos and mispronunciations and stray lines. I want to be able to find life in the flaws, not just an untrained computer program. Maybe ai can create a perfect script or painting or replicate actors, but in the end, it will still be lifeless because it will be flawless.

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