Jean-Luc Godard:
"I read a tremendous amount. After that, I lived. But in my adult life, I never recaptured the sense of wonder that Gide had given me. It's only rereading the classics that can still dazzle me. Few writers make films. Because it's exhausting. In general, a good writer has no reason to make films. Writing, I thought about it at the beginning. I tried: 'It's night...' I didn't even finish the first sentence. So I wanted to be a painter. And there you have it, I made films. When you've seen films, you finally feel delivered from the terror of writing. You're no longer crushed by the specter of great writers. Truffaut was more of a failed bookseller." (Lire, 1997)
This is what I was tweeting about yesterday. We can no longer rely on the assumption ai will be visually distinct or bad looking. Yesterday I heard an ai song that was horrifyingly good to where I was shocked it was ai. You must be against ai on principle, not bc of aesthetic