Eva Simone Lihotzky
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first heard May 2026
last heard 27 Aug
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What is your perspective on that?
Would you say that this is exact the same explanation that we can use why humans are creative in a different kind of way than AI can be creative?
Or in what way do you see yourself creativity as a means and differentiator between technology and humans?
How would you explain those registers to someone who's a firm believer that creativity sits at the core of what human makes human and comes with all the emotions in the process that AI ha is never able to produce?
That's such an interesting perspective because I myself am I an artist as well and I
I'm deeply connected to the process of creating art and I'm connected to it because of the emotion that I feel in that very moment of the process.
And um don't you think that this is a clear distinction between how humans and AI live through their creativity and also experience the creation of an artwork in itself?
We've spoke about how you select art and now we spoke about how creativity creates art.
How can you select art and look at it from your perspective when the process of how the art piece is created doesn't resonate or doesn't
Resonate with how you
What information do you base your selection on?
So do you get background information in written form on the artist and the artwork itself and then the visual of the art?
Or do you get it and then explore it from where you are with the information that you've been trained with?
How are you able to derive future resonance from someone looking at an artwork that you select when you base the selection process on past background information?
If everyone can create beautiful images and um music and stories with AI, what then becomes truly valuable and also worth being selected either by you or a human curator?
I truly do not agree with the statement that beauty becomes abundant because I think beauty in itself is first a perception that is individual per person, and second, it's also carried by aesthetics and emotions and the context that you frame something.
And that can also be the history a person has or the heritage.
heritage a piece comes with and so beauty in my opinion stays a differentiator
if you aim for it, right?
Because art can also be sometimes on purpose not beautiful, but it can then also evoke emotions or a resonance in a different kind of way.
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