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Existential Comics: Nietzsche Discovers AI Art
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To me, art must include a person's perspective on the world. If a machine creates the exact same thing as a human, the human one would be called art, and the other a print.
When a human uses machines to create art (ex: techno music), it's harder for me to recognize it as art, but it can still happen.
I've been listening to some older OSTs from one of the GitS shows, I really used to dig it in my youth. I got my hands on a higher fidelity version, some good bitrate vbr or flac, and I was listening with okayish headphones as opposed to callcenter quality headset. And goddamn it the sampling was so sloppy, it was really destroying the illusion of good music. I was unable to listen to that album ever since.