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The New Yorker uses AI art for Sam Altman profile.
The New Yorker recently published a profile of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, accompanied by a striking AI-generated illustration by David Szauder that has drawn criticism for its unsettling portrayal of Altman. The artwork, which features disembodied faces and a painterly quality, raises questions about the role of AI in art and the implications for traditional illustrators, as it blends AI technology with Szauder's own creative process.
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David Szauder's AI-generated illustration for Sam Altman's profile sparked debate.
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Szauder utilized his own coding system and archival materials in the creative process.
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The New Yorker has previously commissioned Szauder for AI-generated illustrations.
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