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Thrilled to bring back Byte Dinners (@thebyteproject) w/ friends in London+SF! Where Art + Tech connect over meaningful conversation. If you're in tech, culture, or investment and crave art and philosophy discussions, DM or tag someone below This is how we build. (+ wine+fun)

@juliazniv @wentoffscript O this gorg

tomorrow… @wentoffscript can’t wait for this one to be out in the world

With this new feed algorithm, I’m happy to report my feed is now just in fact @matdryhurst tweets

If art is just a matter of taste, then art spectator becomes more important than the art producer… It has no independence, no power. Art becomes identical to design. Boris Groys

@sushrutabasak @claudeai @AnthropicAI @esindurmusnlp @kunalhanda_ Do you have the link? Would love a DM

@proofofgail @claudeai @AnthropicAI from what I recall, @esindurmusnlp & @kunalhanda_ had released a paper on studying 125 creatives across writing, art, film, quality etc. they seem closest to this and should be able to help!

Does @claudeai and @AnthropicAI have a team dedicated to researching their LLM's impact on creative and artistic practices? So curious to any quantitive studies are being done

@nonieengel @claudeai @AnthropicAI I got the technical art girlies ready. Also if anyone wants to sponsor my Phd.... my DMs are open

@proofofgail @claudeai @AnthropicAI we should do a study, would be so down

@sushrutabasak @claudeai @AnthropicAI Yeah but I thinking about it more in a pointed way rather than just 'creative work' which I think is too broad. Just talking to others who do similar research at other companies and curious if someone on their research team was publishing anything.

@proofofgail @claudeai @AnthropicAI i think the societal impacts research team covers it for now. they often release announcements under claude for creative work !

Witness to the acquisition 🍾 Big congrats to @williamapan @leyla_solos @V_and_A

London summers mean long afternoons at Idiot Books

AN INTERVIEW WITH ANNA RIDLER The artist (@annaridler) reflects on the systems of knowledge and challenges of classification she has uncovered in a decade of work with artificial intelligence By Louis Jebb (@JebbL) rightclicksave.com/article/an-int…

AI is reshaping creative culture faster than any technology in living memory. The infrastructure to fund and produce artists working with it barely exists or exists in silos. The general public understanding of what it means for human artistry barely exists either

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→ @john__gerrard shares the book that changed him Art Basel published an article on July 8, 2026 featuring four artists with current exhibitions on the books that shaped them most, and what they're reading this summer. Among them was artist, john gerrard. Gerrard named Manuel DeLanda's War in the Age of Intelligent Machines (1991) as the book that most changed his thinking. He arrived at the Ruskin School of Art in Oxford in 1994 at age 20 and found the book in his second year. DeLanda traces the history of war and technology in the years after the Gulf War, when Gerrard says power became abstract and cognitive structure began transferring from humans to machines. Gerrard had watched the Gulf War on television in his boarding school common room as a teenager, which he says primed him to think about violence and technology before he encountered the book. He credits it with introducing him to criticality and shaping his practice since, particularly his focus on society viewed through computing. His original copy is still on his bookshelf. For summer reading, Gerrard is revisiting Marvin Minsky's The Society of Mind (1986) in the studio, and rereading Ursula K. Le Guin's A Wizard of Earthsea (1968) on the beach. His exhibition SPIRITS is on view online at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art through December 21, 2026. (1-Portrait of John Gerrard by Lance Gerber. 2- Manuel DeLanda, War in the Age of Intelligent Machines, 1991.)

Enara is the biggest gem and anyone would be lucky to work with her

@Skymography Incredible work! I was wondering who was behind it

Art, science, and tech salon dinners are back this summer bby @thebyteproject

@Greekdx EXCITEEEED

After a very long wait, I can finally share a bit more about what I’ve been working on for the last 2 years. What started almost as a joke during a gathering with a few friends 4 years ago has now become something real. 🧵

You don’t need to larp that youre Gagosian anymore to do a good show Best shows are the ones that bring a fresh view, and even a basement performance can become the most anticipated experience @goki_muramoto curated by Sofia Thiệu D’Amico and supported by the Department for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan & Japan Arts Council Photos: Ray Wang