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AESTHETICS OF REPETITION: A RTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, S URREALISM AND ALGORITHMS

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It is argued that AI, far from representing an innovation, operates as a technology of repetition, reiterating visual conventions and narrowing the sensory experience, resulting in a type of softened, plasticized, algorithmically domesticated aesthetic production.

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