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The God We Made: Quarterly Essay 102 by Anna Goldsworthy

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The God We Made: Quarterly Essay 102 by Anna GoldsworthyHumanity in the age of AI AI may be our most persuasive God yet. At the same time, it forces a confrontation with what it means to be human bodies, fragility, memory. It raises questions about human connection, leisure and learning. And it brings new existential and ethical risks. In this dazzling essay, Anna Goldsworthy explores the implications of AI for art, culture and the self.

Humanity in the age of AI

AI may be our most persuasive God yet.

At the same time, it forces a confrontation with what it means to be human- bodies, fragility, memory. It raises questions about human connection, leisure and learning. And it brings new existential and ethical risks.

In this dazzling essay, Anna Goldsworthy explores the implications of AI for art, culture and the self.

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I just read seven issues in one sitting and turned to my husband and told him I was sad because I just read an amazing new comic but I finished it and now I have to wait for more. This story is hard to explain, or stick in any particular comic niche. There's hitmen, vampires, ghosts, teenagers performing Sweeney Todd as their school play, apocalyptic dilemmas, addiction, redemption and a talking mole. Just wow. The art is really crisp, colorful and clean. If you liked Middlewest, I think you'll love this. Looking forward to more from these creators.
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I want to love it; it has great art and realistic characters in a interesting setting, but even by the end of the first volume I was left with nothing but questions. I feel like nothing ever got explained and it took away from the quality of the comic. I'm sure if I continue reading I will get the answers I want, but it feels like the pacing of the story is just a little off. Still a stellar comic.
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Tom French
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I bought this book blind, knowing nothing about the creators and with no expectations. While I thought the story was interesting and generally well-executed, sometimes the intrusion of the writer's thoughts, the attempts to break the fourth wall, and the wink-wink, nudge-nudge gags at the fans grow tiresome. But the writing is the strength compared to the art, which in my opinion is poor at best. The artist lacks anatomical skills, perspective skills -- the art almost never fills the frame. The splash pages are underwhelming because the figures are so small. Even the parts of the story that are supposed to be "cartoony" (the 5th dimension), which might better fit this artist's abilities, don't work. I really feel this could have been a significantly better product with a different artist.
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