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Is AI Art Really Art?
I began to think about the question, “Is AI Art Really Art?” after I discovered that many art galleries and artist associations won’t accept AI art. At the same time, some artists creating AI art are making many thousands of dollars from selling their work, and a growing number of online galleries are selling AI art, though only a handful of physical galleries, mainly in a few countries in Europe.
Meanwhile, many thousands of AI artists are using programs like Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, DALL-E, Leonardo, and Night Café.
Videos
How the White House Dog Race Is Heating Up (With Video Link)
I’ve been intrigued by the different leadership styles of Joe Biden and Donald Trump, since I wrote a book about leadership styles based on different personality types. While there are a number of personality type profiles, such as Myers-Briggs, Color Profiling, and DISC, I developed a system based on four different dog types and conducted a series of workshops.
Based on this system, Biden is like a Golden Retriever, the supportive-helper type of leader, while Trump is like a German Shephard, the dominant-aggressive type. Both can be effective leaders, but they attract different types of followers. You can see a video about how these different leadership styles are reflected in the just posted video: The White House Dog Race.
Media & Press Releases
How AI Got Started
Many people I’ve met think AI got started at the end of 2022, when ChatGPT was first introduced in November that year, and when some AI art platforms — Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, and DALL-E — were made available to the general public.
But actually, AI has had a long history, though people didn’t call it that, when it was used for public surveillance systems or in digital assistants like SIRI, designed to answer simple questions, make recommendations, and schedule appointments.
Immigration Reform
Global Immigration Crisis Requires Restrictions
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The global immigration crisis is very real and has the potential to destabilize countries around the world, although liberals try to paint any country leaders trying to protect their country as insensitive and even evil. This effort by liberals...
The Opioid Crisis
Why Imposing the Death Penalty on Drug Dealers Would Be Difficult in the U.S.
Presents the arguments of those favoring the death penalty and describes why these arguments might not work, and notes how it would be hard to draw the line in deciding what penalties to impose.
The Citizen-Police Divide
The Campaign to Overcome Problems in Citizen-Police Relationships
The relationships between citizens and the police have become worse than ever. Almost daily, the news features stories about police shooting citizens involved in criminal or suspicious activity, while citizens are fighting back by shooting the police, sometimes in an ambush.
Author Paul Brakke is a scientist based in Central Arkansas. He became interested in studying the criminal justice system when his life was turned upside down after his wife was falsely accused of aggravated assault