In the latest episode of "The Intersect of Art and Tech," our hosts take you through the intricate and often surprising intersections where art and technology meet. Showcasing Juergen Berkessel's Issue 34 of the newsletter, we unravel how emerging technologies are shaping artistic expressions, from Riley Walls' digital archaeology using forgotten YouTube clips to Ala Ebtekar's mesmerizing cyanotypes crafted with moonlight and pages from centuries-old books.

Throughout this episode, we explore the ethical conundrums and societal impacts of AI, such as the controversy of deepfakes and the new protective tool called Glaze, aimed at safeguarding artists' unique styles. We also delve into public art projects in Saudi Arabia, examining different funding models and their implications for creative freedom. Whether it’s the visceral performance art critiquing AI's dehumanizing potential or the blending of analog and digital aesthetics in modern paintings, this episode offers a multifaceted look at how art and technology are in constant dialogue, challenging and inspiring us in unexpected ways. Tune in for an engaging journey through art and tech's dynamic interplay.

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