An AI has been accepted as a student at the Vienna art school that twice rejected Hitler.
Video. Meet Flynn, the first AI in the world enrolled as a university student
If you google Hitler's paintings you can see why he was rejected. They're flat, rigid and lacking in creativity - perhaps not surprising for a fascist megalomaniac. I'm curious to see what the AI will learn here. Lots of ai-generated imagery is technically good, but can it really be said to have creativity?
You generally go to school to learn. Rejecting people because they aren't good enough is highly antithetical to the purpose of trade schools.
As places are limited, they need to focus on those with talent and ability.
This "AI" nonsense is really getting out of hand. On the upside, it has accelerated my plans to stop utilizing software and devices produced by major corporations.
