An art critic vs. the White House’s ‘weird AI paintings.’
Ben Davis writes for ArtNet on PragerU’s America 250-aligned Founders Museum, which is representing figures from American history with AI-animated clips in a way that “...suggests a nation with light brain damage.” > In general, when one of the Founding Fathers did something that fits contemporary standards of equality, such as speak out for the rights of women or enslaved Africans, their AI avatar mentions it. Anyt…
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