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Exploring the Impact of AI on Art Through the Work of Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst

Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst are preparing an installation for the Venice Biennale that explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and art. Despite facing challenges with their original concept, they have adapted their installation to include AI-generated voices and themes of public life. Their work raises important questions about the implications of AI in the creative process and the ethical considerations surrounding data rights.

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Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst are preparing an installation for the Venice Biennale that explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and art. Despite facing challenges with their original concept, they have adapted their installation to include AI-generated voices and themes of public life. Their work raises important questions about the implications of AI in the creative process and the ethical considerations surrounding data rights.

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What AI Will Do to Art

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Exploring the Impact of AI on Art Through the Work of Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst