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spacebiff.com
You might have heard that a fairly large board game publisher recently crowdfunded an entry in a well-loved series using AI-generative illustrations. Now, here at Space-Biff!, it's my policy to pass on any titles that use generative AI in place of human craftsmanship. There's some nuance there; I'm talking about image and text generation, not... |
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aestheticsforbirds.com
When we ask questions about AI art, we are really asking why we care about art at all. |
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aaronhertzmann.com
Recent conflicts over "AI" art have exposed divisions among different kinds of art and artists. In this post, I will argue that there is not one Art World, but many Art Worlds, and these different Art Worlds don't just make art differently-they define art differently. We cannot come up with just one specific "definition of art," because it varies so much-not just in different eras, but across different communities in the same era. |
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free-group.eu
Original published on EU LAW ANALYSIS by Steve Peers *The following is adapted from my comments at the launch of Conor Gearty's book On Fantasy Island: Britain, Europe and Human Rights last week What's the future for human rights law in the UK after Brexit? The starting point in the debate is what happens to... |
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