ちょっと昔・今・ちょっと未来〜第1回〜もはやマサキは概念で、ドットに恋をする話 Part 6 ［深掘り解説］

from AM Radio（仮） · host Hamanaka and Masaki

AIがAIを学習し続けると、やがてすべてが平均的で無個性になっていく——それがモデルコラプスだ。「それっぽくてかっこいい」ものが誰でも作れる時代に、3文字のロゴに何時間もかけるデザイナーの本当の商品は「なぜそうしたか」という物語だ。AIが後付けするフィルム風の粒子はフェイクで、人間の感情による手の震えは計算外のバグ——そのバグにこそ、脳は共鳴する。完璧な時代の、不完全な人間の話。AIによる深掘り解説です。

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ちょっと昔・今・ちょっと未来〜第1回〜もはやマサキは概念で、ドットに恋をする話 Part 6 ［深掘り解説］

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