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  1. Will the hate against AI generated content make people dislike generative music and art in general? What is the difference? #AI #art #music #aesthetics

  2. Will the hate against AI generated content make people dislike generative music and art in general? What is the difference? #AI #art #music #aesthetics

  3. Will the hate against AI generated content make people dislike generative music and art in general? What is the difference? #AI #art #music #aesthetics

  4. Will the hate against AI generated content make people dislike generative music and art in general? What is the difference? #AI #art #music #aesthetics

  5. Will the hate against AI generated content make people dislike generative music and art in general? What is the difference? #AI #art #music #aesthetics

  6. @Remittancegirl @JeanieBurrell

    I absolutely recognise what you are saying. Producing useful things, skillfully with well-chosen means, comes with an aesthetics all of its own, and there is no need to call the result beautiful.

    For me personally, "beauty" is a concept I could not do without. I guess I use it as a shortfhand for a complicated bundle of resonances that make a thing important and valid. For instance, in my own academic work (not art-related at all), when I write a piece I will never release it until I can look at it and say to it "oh, you are beautiful".

    A long time ago I spent time on the theory of aesthetics, including Friedrich Schiller's famous essay. I'd have to revisit the texts to refresh the ideas, but my own naive summary is that "beauty" occurs when I see a thing as what it is.

    I love the potterty pieces you show in your posts, and to myself I'd call them beautiful. I have no reason or right or wish to make you use the word! :-)

    #beauty #aesthetics

  7. @Remittancegirl @JeanieBurrell

    I absolutely recognise what you are saying. Producing useful things, skillfully with well-chosen means, comes with an aesthetics all of its own, and there is no need to call the result beautiful.

    For me personally, "beauty" is a concept I could not do without. I guess I use it as a shortfhand for a complicated bundle of resonances that make a thing important and valid. For instance, in my own academic work (not art-related at all), when I write a piece I will never release it until I can look at it and say to it "oh, you are beautiful".

    A long time ago I spent time on the theory of aesthetics, including Friedrich Schiller's famous essay. I'd have to revisit the texts to refresh the ideas, but my own naive summary is that "beauty" occurs when I see a thing as what it is.

    I love the potterty pieces you show in your posts, and to myself I'd call them beautiful. I have no reason or right or wish to make you use the word! :-)

    #beauty #aesthetics

  8. @Remittancegirl @JeanieBurrell

    I absolutely recognise what you are saying. Producing useful things, skillfully with well-chosen means, comes with an aesthetics all of its own, and there is no need to call the result beautiful.

    For me personally, "beauty" is a concept I could not do without. I guess I use it as a shortfhand for a complicated bundle of resonances that make a thing important and valid. For instance, in my own academic work (not art-related at all), when I write a piece I will never release it until I can look at it and say to it "oh, you are beautiful".

    A long time ago I spent time on the theory of aesthetics, including Friedrich Schiller's famous essay. I'd have to revisit the texts to refresh the ideas, but my own naive summary is that "beauty" occurs when I see a thing as what it is.

    I love the potterty pieces you show in your posts, and to myself I'd call them beautiful. I have no reason or right or wish to make you use the word! :-)

    #beauty #aesthetics

  9. @Remittancegirl @JeanieBurrell

    I absolutely recognise what you are saying. Producing useful things, skillfully with well-chosen means, comes with an aesthetics all of its own, and there is no need to call the result beautiful.

    For me personally, "beauty" is a concept I could not do without. I guess I use it as a shortfhand for a complicated bundle of resonances that make a thing important and valid. For instance, in my own academic work (not art-related at all), when I write a piece I will never release it until I can look at it and say to it "oh, you are beautiful".

    A long time ago I spent time on the theory of aesthetics, including Friedrich Schiller's famous essay. I'd have to revisit the texts to refresh the ideas, but my own naive summary is that "beauty" occurs when I see a thing as what it is.

    I love the potterty pieces you show in your posts, and to myself I'd call them beautiful. I have no reason or right or wish to make you use the word! :-)

    #beauty #aesthetics

  10. @Remittancegirl @JeanieBurrell

    I absolutely recognise what you are saying. Producing useful things, skillfully with well-chosen means, comes with an aesthetics all of its own, and there is no need to call the result beautiful.

    For me personally, "beauty" is a concept I could not do without. I guess I use it as a shortfhand for a complicated bundle of resonances that make a thing important and valid. For instance, in my own academic work (not art-related at all), when I write a piece I will never release it until I can look at it and say to it "oh, you are beautiful".

    A long time ago I spent time on the theory of aesthetics, including Friedrich Schiller's famous essay. I'd have to revisit the texts to refresh the ideas, but my own naive summary is that "beauty" occurs when I see a thing as what it is.

    I love the potterty pieces you show in your posts, and to myself I'd call them beautiful. I have no reason or right or wish to make you use the word! :-)

    #beauty #aesthetics

  11. RE: mstdn.party/@weandthecolor/116

    "Regular aesthetic engagement physically reshapes the brain. Trained artists show denser gray matter in visual cortex regions. Musicians build stronger connections between their auditory, motor, and emotional processing areas. Sustained engagement with art changes the brain’s actual structure, not just its momentary state."

    #visualart #art #aesthetics #neuroesthetics

  12. Das Interessanteste, was ich heute gelesen habe: Benedetta Milani über das „technische Erhabene“
    Wie Algorithmen („Master Algorithm“, „Singularität“) zu digitalen Mythen werden, die die Undurchsichtigkeit der Technologie in ein Gefühl der Ehrfurcht verwandeln und dabei die materiellen Kosten verschleiern.

    #Aesthetics #openaccces

    Milani, Benedetta (2025): „Das Erhabene in der Maschine: Digitale Mythen zwischen Ästhetik und Ideologie“. Mythos, Sept. 2025

    PDF: mythos-magazin.de/kunsttheorie

  13. Das Interessanteste, was ich heute gelesen habe: Benedetta Milani über das „technische Erhabene“
    Wie Algorithmen („Master Algorithm“, „Singularität“) zu digitalen Mythen werden, die die Undurchsichtigkeit der Technologie in ein Gefühl der Ehrfurcht verwandeln und dabei die materiellen Kosten verschleiern.

    #Aesthetics #openaccces

    Milani, Benedetta (2025): „Das Erhabene in der Maschine: Digitale Mythen zwischen Ästhetik und Ideologie“. Mythos, Sept. 2025

    PDF: mythos-magazin.de/kunsttheorie

  14. Das Interessanteste, was ich heute gelesen habe: Benedetta Milani über das „technische Erhabene“
    Wie Algorithmen („Master Algorithm“, „Singularität“) zu digitalen Mythen werden, die die Undurchsichtigkeit der Technologie in ein Gefühl der Ehrfurcht verwandeln und dabei die materiellen Kosten verschleiern.

    #Aesthetics #openaccces

    Milani, Benedetta (2025): „Das Erhabene in der Maschine: Digitale Mythen zwischen Ästhetik und Ideologie“. Mythos, Sept. 2025

    PDF: mythos-magazin.de/kunsttheorie

  15. Das Interessanteste, was ich heute gelesen habe: Benedetta Milani über das „technische Erhabene“
    Wie Algorithmen („Master Algorithm“, „Singularität“) zu digitalen Mythen werden, die die Undurchsichtigkeit der Technologie in ein Gefühl der Ehrfurcht verwandeln und dabei die materiellen Kosten verschleiern.

    #Aesthetics #openaccces

    Milani, Benedetta (2025): „Das Erhabene in der Maschine: Digitale Mythen zwischen Ästhetik und Ideologie“. Mythos, Sept. 2025

    PDF: mythos-magazin.de/kunsttheorie

  16. Das Interessanteste, was ich heute gelesen habe: Benedetta Milani über das „technische Erhabene“
    Wie Algorithmen („Master Algorithm“, „Singularität“) zu digitalen Mythen werden, die die Undurchsichtigkeit der Technologie in ein Gefühl der Ehrfurcht verwandeln und dabei die materiellen Kosten verschleiern.

    #Aesthetics #openaccces

    Milani, Benedetta (2025): „Das Erhabene in der Maschine: Digitale Mythen zwischen Ästhetik und Ideologie“. Mythos, Sept. 2025

    PDF: mythos-magazin.de/kunsttheorie