Curator warns of 'machine intelligence blindness' as AI tools erode artists' craft
pixlpa · x · 2026-10-22
Curator Regina Harsanyi observes the beginning of "machine intelligence blindness" among talented artists whose work quality is atrophying, urging them to compare work from three years ago to now. pixlpa responds that art and technology have always been in tension between hard and easy—artists make easy things difficult again, then tech makes them easier—sometimes with one side moving faster.
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