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BOPBadger's avatar

Thanks for this. Personally I feel that this highlights the subtle dangers that AI poses. While everyone considers the big issues like jobs being replaced by AI, many are missing the smaller changes and the effects AI decisions are having on society. My next blog talks about how we train AI and how important it is to challenge it when it gets things wrong. Otherwise things will change slowly and imperceptibly, and one day we will live in a world we don’t recognise and one we didn’t want.

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Kane's avatar

I think this is a fascinating experiment to observe, thanks Evan for tackling it! I also feel like AI is still fresh and new and its full capacity hasn't even been thought of yet. It is a tool that we are constantly improving and altering and still catering to public laws and the conservative majority. Artists, I think, will break AI out of its shell and allow it to express humanity the way we want because that's what artists have always done- pushing the barrier, making the world change because we won't know what we don't see. And I don't think it's AI that is changing how we see ourselves and each other, it's our environments and experiences and it's AI that's reflecting that. Really interesting article though and I look forward to the fruition of AI in the world of art. But I'm not an artist, that's just my opinion

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