What if we asked an AI about the future of AI and art?

Tim Maughan - author of award-winning novel 'Infinite Detail' did exactly that, and made it into a talk for Sónar+D.

'2 tired 2 prompt' | Tim Maughan | Friday 14th June
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INFINITE DETAIL (2019) by Tim Maughan

Scott Stevenson SKEE MASK what if you ate your own shit and then fucking died

Lo maravilloso que es este libro de Caja Negra Editora. Me sentí una adolescente que sacrifica horas de sueño con tal de tener un rato más de lectura y avanzar en la historia que acá se cuenta.

bonus: realidad virtual, ataques DDoS y capitalismo de datos.

WRONG WAY is out today! And it’s the November Esquire Book Club pick! I had a wonderful time speaking with Adrienne Westenfeld about long commutes, writing characters who aren’t motivated by money, and the failed promises of AI esquire.com/entertainment/…

Also not exactly the best selling point talking about how you watched 10 hours of comedy completely alone

As The Star Trek Communist often says, we have enough resources on the planet right now, without a replicator, to give everybody food and housing — if we wanted to. The invention of a replicator wouldn't change that.

Interestingly, the Season 3 finale of 'The Orville' took direct aim at the idea that Star Trek's utopian future is only possible because of the replicator, and the typically-conservative Trek fans who make the argument.