'This proves we don't have superintelligence yet': AI art as 'mathematical cathedrals'
ryunuck · x · 2026-11-14
- ryunuck argues an AI-generated artwork actually shows superintelligence hasn't arrived: a true SI should produce such pieces at random, with intent to steer human attention and expand consciousness.
- He calls the work like "words from another dimension" — "mathematical cathedrals" — and praises it as recovering "a fragment of god."
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