Dive into the compelling world of political art with our comprehensive guide. Explore its history, techniques, prominent artists, and its role in society. Uncover how political art continues to shape dialogue and inspire change in the 21st century…
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Discover the power of self-determination through art at “An Imagination of Bodily Autonomy” exhibition. Explore the unique perspectives of 7 artists from April 22 to June 25, 2023, and delve into the impact of bodily autonomy on our lives. Read on to learn more!
In the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI), language models like GPT-4 are making tremendous strides towards achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI). AGI is the theoretical ability of an AI to perform any intellectual task that a human can do. Recently, a team of researchers at Microsoft Research conducted early experiments with GPT-4 to uncover its potential for AGI. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the study and its implications.
The ever-evolving world of fine art has undergone multiple metamorphoses throughout the millennia. From the classical masterpieces of ancient Greece and Rome, to the religious artistry of the Middle Ages, and on to the innovative Renaissance and Baroque periods, and even to the emergence of modern art movements like Impressionism and Cubism, fine art has been a reflection of cultural and social values that shaped its time.
Enter a world of wonder and imagination with “Stroking an Invisible Horse,” a captivating oil painting by Cornelia Es Said, part of the larger “RE:SET” project, a unique collaboration between human artist Cornelia Es Said and AI artist Midjourney. Experience the magic of human-AI collaboration and immerse yourself in a world of wonder and possibility. Click to read more!
I coaxed the AI chatGPT into writing a witty, biting and sarcastic text about the CEO of Rheinmetall, Armin Papperger. ChatGPT first didn’t want to, but in the role of a fictitious politcally progressive expert in economic history, who has been teaching at the Humboldt university of Berlin sind 1989, even sarcasm and ridicule are at least possible (#promptengeneering).
Sophie Innmann + Nadjana Mohr – ANT AGR BER im Raum für drastische Maßnahmen, Oderstr. 34, 10246 Berlin
Vernissage, 14. November 2020, ab 19 Uhr
Ausstellung, 15.November – 05. Dezember 2020
Öffnungszeiten: Do, 17 – 20 Uhr, Sa, 14 – 17 Uhr
Der Raum für drastische Maßnahmen ist – pünktlich zur Berlin Art Week – Gastgeber der Ausstellung Sorry Not Sorry von Nils Kasiske, kuratiert von Ana Baumgart.