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As Kubrick told Gelmis, “the computer is the central character of this segment of the story,” making reference to the final act of the film that features HAL as a major antagonist. Explaining his stance further, Kubrick explains, “One of the things we were trying to convey in this part of the film is the reality of a world populated — as ours soon will be — by machine entities who have as much, or more, intelligence as human beings, and who have the same emotional potentialities in their personalities as human beings”. Stanley Kubrik, on 2001 A space odyssey
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Art, AI and figuring the future - Griffith Review
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Twitter users to fact-check fake images - Inside Imaging
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How Will AI Transform Photography?
Readers Respond: AI Photography
90 Miles’ is so tethered to photographic language that it is unaware of the loss of meaning that occurs when ideological and aesthetic concepts are transferred from one medium to another. It capitalizes on the surface resemblance of AI to photography but misses the crux of what gives documentary photography its power — empathy.
The Problem of AI Photography is Not the Medium, It's the Message.
I like the English expression "to take a picture", which means that through the catalyst of one's own perception and with the camera as a tool, one takes something from a place. There's a beautiful word for that: serendipity. It means finding something without searching for it. Being able to stroll, having a plan to experience something or a reason why you go to that place too. But then, within this framework that you have created, to take the freedom to let the images come to you. I think this is something that the AI tools in their current form do not favor. Because the user interface of Dall-E, Midjourney or of Stable Diffusion is a text mask. After all, we are talking about the "prompt-to-image" genre of AI tools. With these tools, you must be upfront: You must know exactly what you want and then put it into words. Heinrich Holtgreve https://dotsperinch.substack.com/p/how-does-ai-see-the-world-heinrich
Brief aside: yes, for me they are photographs. I couldn't care less about supposed indexicality or the presence of a lens. For me, the most important aspect of photographs is that they are made to be shared. Photography acquires most of its meaning in that process. It simply doesn't matter to me whether there was a camera when a photograph was made. What matters is how we see and treat it, given the context. Jorg Colberg on AI & Photography
Post Photographic Perspectives - Gallery - Fellowship
Heather Elder Represents | Are We Going Out of Business? A Photography Rep's Point of View on AI
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In Defense of the Poor Image - Journal #10 November 2009 - e-flux
Touching the future - Griffith Review