Refik Anadol

Yeah.

It's so interesting.

And I guess even the art behind you really speaks to that, that it's like scientists and it's people looking for illegal gold mining, but also artists have found use for this of almost taking data in the world or like relationships and even rendering it like artistically as like a work of art on its own is I think a really powerful testament to that, like the taste and aesthetic aspect of it.

Yeah, yeah.

So the work behind me is by an artist, Rafiq Anadol, who does a lot of digital art.

Now, this sounds semantic, but it really isn't.

According to The Ankler, these conversations began in November 2023 at artist Refik Anadol's studio in Los Angeles, just after the strikes, and have now produced a proposed framework that they're calling human generative workflows.

And they're designed to distinguish generative technology that operates under a granular human creative control from machine-generated work that displaces human creative contribution.

And I love this because the basic premise is something I've been banging on about for ages.