Algorithms and the Quest for Great Art | Filip Vermeylen | TEDxErasmusUniversityRotterdam

[@iamloveiam]

All I see, I Love, for All is I 🙏💙👁 @iamloveiam 🎨

[@robsmith588]

Seems anyone can give a Ted talk even if they have nothing to say like this guy

[@MiyamotoMusakaki]

Ted x talk, yes

[@yoverale]

He made his point, he said something. But maybe, just maybe, you were not listening.

[@archenema6792]

This man understands nothing about art, nor why it is done. He understands only money and public opinion. Any talk about the value or quality of art, or objective "standards", marks him out as just a herd cow, fit only to be the buyer for a corporation seeking to make their lobbies look "nice" or "edgy" or "challenging". Seeking a "guide" for art is incontrovertible proof that art is not what is being considered.

[@AbstaartKardman]

ArchEnema 67 Don’t comment irrational thoughts and impressions you haven’t thought through. The man is saying that AI is making it hard for us to discover new art and that AI is creating a unilateral version of the internet.

[@archenema6792]

@@AbstaartKardman He constantly describes "art" in terms of its commercial value, with its "objective" validity only capable of being determined by "experts" like himself. He's not only a corporate stooge, but a rent-seeking placeholder who fears the replacement of his pointless profession by AI bots more capable at the pointless tasks he "performs" for society. His existence could be described as worthless if it weren't for the fact that it actively denigrates what should be a positive good.