Little known fact: I collect old books
Today I found a flawless 1959 Heritage Press illustrated copy of Dostoevsky’s “The Possessed”
Every page is so crisp it looks as if the book has never been read or opened
Things I’ve touched this week 🎨
The 1st is my most recent & the largest piece for my show in May. The 2nd an old one that I never completed, & the 3rd is a 2022 piece being reworked
I have a professor who subtly but consistently describes my work as “disturbing”
There has to be a better way to address my work, especially considering my art rarely has disturbing content lol
y’all 🤣💀😭 LOOK WHAT MY BF MADE ME FOR CHRISTMAS
left are texts he sent to his friend years ago when we started dating, right is a gift from him to me today
This isn't biblical, but it is ignorant & bigoted. Modern frameworks of sexual orientation didn't exist anciently. Intuitive aversions drove disapproval of same-sex intercourse but it was rationalized as different violations of a social hierarchy of domination & penetration.
Months of exhaustion, intaking more caffeine than food… running on E. Just to see these come together. It’s all worth it to see the vision start to come to life 💭
But if AI is inaccurately scanning an essay & saying it’s AI generated when it was actually written by a student, they risk failure and potential ramifications or expulsion. How is this being managed by professors
Berg has been talking about all of the benefits of AI recently, but I personally see a lot of downfalls to it & inaccuracies. One example being how IG utilizes AI to flag inappropriate content, often incorrectly flagging art & negatively effecting artists
It also made me realize how potentially damaging that could be to students. I know that a lot of students are using AI to avoid doing their own work on papers, so professors are utilizing AI themselves to evaluate work so they can gauge if students are cheating using AI