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Dear colleagues,<\/p>\n
It’s with great excitement that we announce the release of the fourth installment of the EE Journal: “Art After AI”. As artificial intelligence continues to transform industries, it\u2019s only natural to question its impact on the art world. How will AI fundamentally change the way we create and experience art?<\/p>\n
In this issue, we dive into these provocative questions and examine the challenges of using AI to create experimental art. How do we reconcile the tension between art created by human hands and that created by algorithms? And what happens to the concept of authenticity in the digital age, especially as we continue to witness the proliferation of AI-generated art in the market?<\/p>\n
You can download the PDF version of the EE Journal #4: Art After AI here: https:\/\/eejournal.no\/s\/EE-Art-After-AI.pdf (17MB)<\/p>\n
Join us on this riveting expedition as we challenge the norms and push the boundaries of what becomes of art after AI.<\/p>\n
Best regards,<\/p>\n
Stahl Stenslie Zane Cerpina
\nEditor-in-chief Editor & Manager<\/p>\n
EE: Experimental Emerging Art Magazine is an independent art magazine edited by Stahl Stenslie and Zane Cerpina. The fourth issue \u201cArt after AI\u201d is supported and financed by TEKS – Trondheim Electronic Arts Centre. Published by TEKS.press.<\/p>\n
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