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Black Artists Use A.I. to Make Work That Reveals the Technology’s Inbuilt Biases for a New Online Show

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03 July 2023, International

An online exhibition of artworks by Black artists from Africa and its Diaspora explores the misrepresentations of Black identity by A.I., which they say offers “a fragmentary, perhaps even violent, picture.”

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