The Dragonfly's Eye: My Virtual Camera (AI) - Alexander Kluge artificial intelligence Christine Smallwood explores Chantal Akerman’s

Christine Smallwood explores Chantal Akerman’s adaptation of Marcel Proust’s The Prisoner

centralized and decentralized

she also wrote short stories: fictions which wrestled with those ideas and preoccupations she couldn’t address in essay form

he has lived in New York City since 2011

celebrating dumplings from kitchens all over the world

The Dragonfly's Eye: My Virtual Camera (AI) - Alexander Kluge artificial intelligence Christine Smallwood explores Chantal Akerman’sIn The Dragonflys Eye, 92 year old author and filmmaker Alexander Kluge tests out the cooperative capacities of the Stable Diffusion model, which uses AI to process images. As a film maker, he has many years of experience in dealing with the camera and its ways of seeing, which are unlike how a person sees. As a result, he is particularly curious about the different images that AI can generate. Kluges essay in the book reflects on the idiosyncrasies