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Anders Sandberg

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Anders Sandberg @anderssandberg

Anders Sandberg @anderssandberg · 3h My own personal referent is fractal art. There used to be a debate in the 1980s about whether it was art (since it was computer made, and based on Platonic mathematical objects); I think it was resolved for me by the curation argument. There is plenty of human choice here. [Embedded image: a horizontally-elongated Mandelbrot-set-style fractal rendering in a blue-to-red rainbow gradient color scheme]
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Embedded fractal art image (rainbow-colored Mandelbrot-type render, blue on left transitioning to red on right) illustrating the point about computer-generated art.

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Anders Sandberg @anderssandberg

Anders Sandberg @anderssandberg — 1h Paperclipping on the floor of Oslo Gardemoen. "Hvor utgangspunktet er galest, blir titt resultatet originalest." ("Where the starting point is most wrong, the result is often the most original.") [Photo: a large golden paperclip-shaped metal inlay set into a gray marble airport floor, with Norwegian text engraved along its length; the name "HENRIK IBSEN" is engraved down the middle vertical segment of the paperclip.]
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A photo of a floor installation at Oslo Gardemoen airport — a giant paperclip sculpture/inlay with an engraved Ibsen quote, playing on the "paperclip maximizer" AI-risk metaphor.

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