Florian VoggenederDec 30, 2023
Ars Electronica

The year 2023 was characterized by extraordinary advances in the field of #artificialintelligence, which either already have or will have an impact on all of life. This year, perhaps even more than in other years, these advancements are the basis for a wide range of technological and artistic developments at Ars Electronica. Join us as we look back on a year of groundbreaking achievements.

For the full article: https://ars.electronica.art/aeblog/en/2023/12/21/ars-electronica-recap-2023-ai-art-and-human-creativity/

Ars Electronica Recap 2023: AI, Art and Human Creativity – Ars Electronica Blog

Dec 30, 2023 at 4:43pmWeb
Show threadFlorian VoggenederDec 30, 2023
@arselectronica thanks for the assignment, time flies!
Show threadMichal KlodnerDec 31, 2023
@@arselectronica 2023 was a year of AI disinformation and mysticism and it is unfortunate that renowned festival does not differentiate that from facts on AI. If there id an impact on all of life, it is negative, which you also fail to show. You should not just make PR for speculative investments and take your influencer share for AI disinfo for not seeing the real picture.
Show threadArs ElectronicaJan 3, 2024
@michal It's crucial to distinguish facts from speculation in any discussion about AI. While 2023 had challenges, AI also brought positive changes in fields like healthcare and education. Though it is true that transparency and informed dialogue are key in understanding AI's real impact, both good and bad.