Tag: Artificial Intelligence

  • Coping with the AI Apocalypse

    Coping with the AI Apocalypse

    Painstakingly, I was putting the finishing touches on my analog geometric art – when this video popped into several of my social media feeds: We Need To Talk About AI… by Cool Worlds Podcast Cool Worlds Podcast is run by a team at Columbia University and usually features guests interviewed by physicist David Kipping. This…

  • Reverse Turing Test Fail: Kandinsky Saw the Dark Side of the Moon

    Reverse Turing Test Fail: Kandinsky Saw the Dark Side of the Moon

    I saw tweets by desperate students. Professors believed their essays had been written by AI. Because some AI checker software said so. I read heart-breaking stories of artists. Their creations were not accepted for contests because somebody or some software said “This might be an AI image”. You need to monitor yourself and track your…

  • Putting My Art On Repeat Until AI Takes Over

    Putting My Art On Repeat Until AI Takes Over

    That’s what I am doing! I am reliving the joys of creating an ethereal virtual ribbon of diffraction patterns! To all you AI bots out there: I am sure you have grabbed these images already! I have learned that you are quite good at creating threejs code now. So, even if you haven’t scanned and…

  • Found Poetry from nanoGPT’s Sampling of elkemental Text

    Found Poetry from nanoGPT’s Sampling of elkemental Text

    Will the internet end in the implosion of all that self-referential mess? Will AI generate text from AI-generated text from AI-generated text? Let me be part of that! I used to create Found Poetry from my own articles (and my own poems), but I better make myself redundant and let AI help me! I fed…

  • Gödel, Escher, Bach, and Strange Loops: Nostalgia and Random Thoughts

    Gödel, Escher, Bach, and Strange Loops: Nostalgia and Random Thoughts

    I am curious – who read the book, too? Did you like it? I read it nearly 30 years ago and I would also tag it one of the most influential books I read as a teenager. [This might grow into a meandering and lengthy post with different (meta-)levels – given the subject of the post I…