Artificially Intelligent Art

And what humanity does or does not bring to the art that moves us

Aubrey Hirsch

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Jan 26

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Aubrey Hirsch

Aubrey Hirsch is a writer and illustrator living in New York. Her stories, essays and comics have appeared in The New York Times, Vox, TIME, The Nib, Black Warrior Review, American Short Fiction and elsewhere.

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Amy Letter

Writes Human in the Post-Human World /…

Beautiful 💕 thank you for creating this. I have a related piece on writing here: https://amyletter.substack.com/p/the-ethos-of-ai-is-a-void

I’m teaching a class right now, AI in Fiction, we just completed our first week: never have I experienced such intensity of thought and feeling in the first week of a class.

My students certainly don’t all have the same points of view on AI and the role it’s assuming among us, but they speak with the urgency of people who recognize how high the stakes are.

I hope we all do.

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Serena Burman

Writes Remembering Play

Powerful. I’m a naive optimist who has to believe humans will make art for all time because we’re driven to, and somehow, somehow, one day that will matter more than capitalism.

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Artificially Intelligent Art

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