[Count Zero Teil 5] Walter Benjamin und KI-Kunst

from Sprawl Radio · host Alexander Schwiewager und Stephan Fasold

Zum letzten Mal Count Zero: Wir besorgen uns 80 Liter Kerosin und fahren mit unserem Hoverpanzer in den Sonnenuntergang. Oder sollten wir mit dem Zeug lieber die letzten drei Kapitel anzünden und das Ende neu schreiben? Ihr erfahrt es wie immer bei Sprawl Radio! Wir besprechen das Grande Finale von Count Zero, dem zweiten Teil der Sprawl Trilogie. Außerdem: Was hat uns Walter Benjamins 'Schlüsseltext des 20. Jahrhunderts' ,sein berühmter Essay 'Das Kunstwerk im Zeitalter seiner technischen Reproduzierbarkeit', zu sagen und sind künstliche Intelligenzen die besseren Künstler? Richtig gehört - es gibt wieder Schülerreferate. Worauf wartet ihr? Steckt ein und lauscht unseren körperlosen Stimmen. In der nächsten Folge besprechen wir die Kapitel 1-8 von Mona Lisa Overdrive.

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