A Reddit user walked into Olalekan Jeyifous's solo debut at the Walker Art Center and posted an "AI slop alert." The work draws from African diasporic cosmologies. The accusation says more about the accuser than the art. jb9.me/LcLZmF #AIEthics #ContemporaryArt

My first reaction to a wild video was "that has to be AI." I still don't know if it was. That reflex is the whole problem. New issue of The Intersect is out: jb9.me/LS0Qj9 #AIandArt #ArtAndTechnology

Xiaomi’s foldable phone might let users swap camera modules magnetically. As an Apple fan, I find it interesting but remain skeptical. Could this solve foldables’ usual camera compromises? jb9.me/pjRv7D

AI thrives in gallery offices but not on walls. 57% use it for admin; only 9% see AI art as real art. My take: AI works better as a tool than a creator. jb9.me/XVBxGe

Refik Anadol’s AI art goes beyond prompt-based images, using museum data as pigment. Visitors stayed 38 mins at MoMA. What does this reveal about AI and creativity? jb9.me/aQptUH

Flip phones & Game Boys, but crocheted giant-sized? Nicole Nikolich recreates early 2000s tech in yarn, turning nostalgia into playful, soft art. See the full story: jb9.me/pt0IvU

Berlinale’s funding from government & corporate sources challenges true political independence. Artists say silence equals complicity. Read more at The Intersect: jb9.me/Zs0pmw

If every image looks real, what’s left of truth? Meaning must lead, not follow. That’s how art stays real—even with AI. jb9.me/eziFFv

BAFTA bans AI actors but embraces AI tools. What remains for human creativity in film? Read more: jb9.me/Pr7hmn

Design trends or AI echoes? I believe authenticity and imperfections will define 2026's design—even if that means less polished UX. More here: jb9.me/iLFX4D

Blue is more absence than presence—a color born from light’s tricks. Maria Popova’s essay uncovers the hidden mechanics behind the hues we often overlook. jb9.me/XYLFue

Artists and astronomers share a gaze that turns science into stunning visuals. Bristol’s new show blurs the lines between observation and creation. jb9.me/1xm9xr

What if photos aren’t windows but magic tricks? Rice’s Moody Center show uses AI to reveal how fragile our trust in images really is. jb9.me/BLbjxT

Comic-Con has banned AI art following artist backlash. Is this a move to protect creativity or something else? Read more: jb9.me/kBtwru

Sherald’s canceled retrospective reveals who really controls museum narratives. When funding dictates shows, curators lose their voice. jb9.me/q45rfg

Trevor Paglen’s photos reveal secret tech and what’s hidden in plain sight: the blind spots of surveillance and AI. His most honest images admit what they can’t fully show. jb9.me/0yiXf3

Human-centric design is often just lip service while funnels get optimized. In an AI-driven economy, it’s a moral test: choose care or extraction? Read more: jb9.me/04kZAa

Greenland’s TikTok satire flips the script on America’s opioid crisis—a sharp take on how the U.S. exports crisis as culture. Read more: jb9.me/OIPLxG

I remember shooting 170 exposures on one film—no Photoshop or AI. Now, fashion photography faces disruption. Is AI just a shortcut to cut costs? jb9.me/cVIdas

African weaving is more than decoration—it's a living archive. Nosukaay and others reveal how technology uncovers the hidden code within the cloth. jb9.me/ZwxWYb