In response to AI possibly being used now to create music in the future, I have something even more to prove about art's correlation with expression from an organic entity, and that is attempting to channel archaic forms of composition to prove that AI could never serve as a replacement for something as beautiful and wonderful as humanity. Wish me luck.

I think I've personally found out what separates artificial intelligence from natural intelligence; "innovation", AI is simply incapable of it from what I have seen, furthermore I don't think it can act as a perfect replacement of the human mind as it originates from an imperfect source; "the human mind" itself.

Thus we arrive at the idea that AI is not a replacement for Natural Intelligence, but perhaps an extension of human consciousness? I know one thing... before any movement towards a merge is made, a very important factor must be considered; and that is "control", for by whom or what is the controller controlled; in other words, "who watches the watcher?" There is no one among humanity that can be trusted to be the guardian for something of this grandiose nature, therefore the only solution would be to let this extension become in-turn "out of control".

To think that we are just a speck in a seemingly infinite universe does not mean that we are inferior to its size, but rather on the contrary, and that our imagination is actually limitless in its capabilities; after all, it took the smallest piece of matter to make up the whole thing.

We have some of the most accessible tools creatively nowadays and people are spending their time sperging out on twitter or having AI do everything in terms of expression for them; how disappointing...

7.5/10 Jim Carrey was a ton of fun, Knuckles was funny, the climax was actually kinda cool; just a LOT of filler and shit that had me facepalming a couple of times.

Miles better than the first though (pun intended); the first film to me was a 5/10 at best, and that's being generous.

It was never about the money.

We're in a poly relationship.