Michael Dramstead: Stop Letting the Tasteless Make Soulless Corporate AI Art
mjdramstead · x · 2026-10-28
Researcher Michael Dramstead argues that people with no reading comprehension, no reverence for the past, and a visceral hatred of everything beautiful should stop making soulless art with huge corporate budgets — a pointed aesthetic critique of the wave of heavily funded corporate AI-generated content, and a representative voice in the ongoing debate over the value and taste of AI art.
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