Robot Art Teachers (There Goes My Job) - Draftsmen S1E12

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• PR

  @ProkoTV · 7 years ago · pinned

  What <b>art</b> problems do you hope AI will solve? Also, what current or future art tech are you most excited about?

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• MO

  @moderndayjames · 7 years ago

  Marshall Vandruff giving great reasons to start smoking since 2019!

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• BO

  @bohdan_lvov · 7 years ago

  &quot;Two art teachers begging our metal overlords for mercy for 51 minutes&quot;

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• AL

  @AlexJonHarvey · 7 years ago

  The way Marshall connects the dots in his mind and finds these parallels with all this media and life experience he has is fascinating

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• MT

  @mtnsaray · 7 years ago

  If a computer would constantly produce good art, &nbsp;it would devalue the good. In human&apos;s case, it&apos;s the possibility of creating a bad work that makes good art valuable. The good artwork made by an imperfect mechanism (in this case human) is what defines its value in my opinion. That&apos;s why impressionist works are more interesting than photo filters. Or a sculpture vs a 3d printed sculpture. We like imperfections more than the credit we give to it. Because it&apos;s these limitations that guide us to discover something unexpected.

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• CA

  @cakdepen · 2 years ago

  Oh boy now I rewatch it in the era of AI, it feels unreal and scary lol.

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• VA

  @varuntulsyan2558 · 7 years ago

  Is it just me who thought that robot teachers meant those teachers who are rigid in their approach and will follow their format like a robot and won&apos;t allow other methods/techniques in class?

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• IA

  @IamALeaf · 7 years ago

  Stan: <b>Finishes talking about the future</b><br>Marshall: I remember in 1956...

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• CL

  @cleverestdevil · 7 years ago

  To heck with your comment ofd the week. MY comment of the week is just how much I enjoy the relationship you two have. I&apos;ve been listening since E01 and I just so much enjoy 2 artists from different generations; each equally qualified in the field of art, but also, individually, how Stan is into business and tech and development, and Marshall is into movies and birkenstocks and history - and you just appreciate each other, purely, as friends and individuals . And the outcome is this pod, in which you&apos;re trying to give us (the listener) a more well rounded education by way of mentorship.<br>It&apos;s a special thing, this. Drink a bottle of wine and agree with me.

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• TB

  @tb8865 · 7 years ago

  &quot;Congratulations! You accurately defined the tuberosity of the ulna. The last time the art students were not able to accurately define the tuberosity of the ulna, I had to<br> flood the art school with a deadly neurotoxin. So, good job with that. Now, let&apos;s get back to making art!&quot;

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• SC

  @scottlemien5964 · 7 years ago

  Best part about this show is Marshall, imo. How kind he is, for lack of a better term, with his input. He makes me realize a few personality characteristics I would like to see in my own life just based on how he handles the show.

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• MA

  @maxko22 · 6 months ago

  Just a reminder to those coming to this episode post-2023, this episode was a few years off from the ai push, and the ai that is being pushed is not the same kind that they wished to see. &nbsp;No artist actually likes how it is right now.

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