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Now you see me, now you don’t: AI Surveillance and Fashion Activism

October 2, 2026October 2, 2026 ETK

   AI is the topic anyone and everyone talks about; schools, social media, and politicians all love to talk about AI and the benefits or drawbacks it offers society. More recently, there’s been a new addition to the AI topic: its role in surveillance technology. We’ve seen an increase in

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Poetic Justice: “Adversarial” Poetry as an AI Jailbreak

December 21, 2025December 13, 2025 Greta Liu

Olivia Stay. I prithee, tell me what thou think’st of me. Viola That you do think you are not what you are. Olivia If I think so, I think the same of you. Viola Then think you right. I am not what I am. Humanity has always used deception and

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Will AI be the next award-winning artist?

December 10, 2025 Natalia Olivas

AI has quickly become a worldwide phenomenon. We’ve seen its presence in education, the workplace, politics, technology, and even art. As AI becomes more advanced and continues growing we’ve seen an influx of AI generated art, videos, and even songs. Recently, the song “I Run” by HAVEN has reached high

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Distortion Through Creation: How Sora 2 Distorts Reality and Authorship

November 1, 2025October 4, 2026 trevor chen

Imagine watching a video of yourself saying or doing something that never even happened. Though the similarities are completely uncanny, it is just a fabrication. This is a completely real possibility through OpenAI’s new video generation model, Sora 2. Not only is Sora 2 super realistic, physically accurate and easily

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Accessibility or Exploitation? The Disabled Identity, Art, and AI

October 4, 2025October 4, 2025 Ellah Fessenden

  Plenty of artists have spoken out about AI “art” and the use of artists’ works—written and visual—to train AI models without the creators’ permission. It’s a tired topic at this point, and it is quite often met with the same counterargument: “What about disabled people? AI makes art accessible.“

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When Machines Make Art: AI, Creativity, and the Exploitation of Artists

October 4, 2025 Aidan Owen

  AI-generated art has become one of the biggest debates in creative fields today. Platforms like DALLE, MidJourney, and Stable Diffusion allow anyone to type a few words and instantly create images that look like paintings, digital illustrations, or even movie storyboards. Now of course, this seems super exciting at

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AI Art wins Competition, Artists are upset

October 16, 2024October 16, 2024 Chelsea Mendez

Artist named Jason M Allen from Colorado entered in the The Colorado State Fair’s annual art competition where they gave out prizes for three categories,painting,quilting,sculpture. Jason M Allen was a contestant in this competition that used an AI program called Midjourney that turns text and prompts into hyper realistics graphics.

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Snapchat’s AI chat bot raising concerns among teens and parents

May 16, 2023May 9, 2023 Gerardo Soto

Snapchat’s AI bot has been a topic of concern among users due to the potential risks associated with it. One of the main concerns is that the AI bot may not be able to properly understand the context of messages, leading to inappropriate or insensitive responses. Another concern is that

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Cancel AI Images Claiming to be Photography?

May 11, 2023October 22, 2024 Melissa

Artificial Intelligence is growing at an exponential rate in this country. We have seen AI take over spaces previously unimaginable. With the recent creation of ChatGPT, this platform allows for people to interact with technology that engages in life-like conversations. It can answer almost any type of questions that you

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Bots vs Artists: How Some Artists Are Fighting Bot Theft

May 10, 2023 Sarah Vest

With the rise of the internet as an art sharing platform, it has become very difficult for small artists to protect their work from being stolen and used to generate profit, often by bots. Commonly this occurs via bots searching for keywords, such as the phrase “I want this on

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