The bizarre story of why a much-talked-about creation is being torn down. Plus: Docklands Light Railway extension, giant laser stalks the night sky, and more tales of Android phone theft rejection.
Surely having a piece of dreadful artwork go viral would have attracted more people to Kingston and the shopping centre, truly one of the marvels of our age.
Something else ruined by angry idiots on Facebook.
I am sure we could find somewhere for it in Acton, having lost our much loved Stik's Big Mother. It is a talking point, which is good and will only be up until Christmas
If it's truly made by an "acclaimed AI artist", why isn't his name on it with an explanation of what his artistic process is? Complaining about people assuming it's regular AI - weird behaviour. How on earth would they have known? Marketing is full of uncanny AI slop. Going "oh but this one is different, you should have known" makes zero sense. Occam's razon and all that.
Looks a bit like Cold War Steve to me - political surely? Even if only in an unnerving dark-vibe-inducing way.
Surely having a piece of dreadful artwork go viral would have attracted more people to Kingston and the shopping centre, truly one of the marvels of our age.
Something else ruined by angry idiots on Facebook.
On the riverside underneath that artwork is a place that hires out small boats. Presumably they’re next in the sights of the angry Karens.
I am sure we could find somewhere for it in Acton, having lost our much loved Stik's Big Mother. It is a talking point, which is good and will only be up until Christmas
If it's truly made by an "acclaimed AI artist", why isn't his name on it with an explanation of what his artistic process is? Complaining about people assuming it's regular AI - weird behaviour. How on earth would they have known? Marketing is full of uncanny AI slop. Going "oh but this one is different, you should have known" makes zero sense. Occam's razon and all that.