Sprachkunstwerk - by Rob Horning - Internal exile
As you may have noticed, I typically use a generated image to “illustrate” these posts. Usually I generate them with a random phrase that would seem to have no visual overtones, cut-and-pasted from any of the tabs or documents I have open at the time. (The image above was generated with the prompt “a random phrase that would seem to have no visual overtones.”)
As you may have noticed, I typically use a generated image to “illustrate” these posts. Usually I generate them with a random phrase that would seem to have no visual overtones, cut-and-pasted from any of the tabs or documents I have open at the time. (The image above was generated with the prompt “a random phrase that would seem to have no visual overtones.”) I don’t do this to make some subtle point about generative AI or the conundrums involved in producing images through textual associations; I do it because having an image is part of the boilerplate for a newsletter post. Not having an…
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