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"The Motorist Won" - Art project emphasizing the absurdity of car-centric design

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Kyle Branchesi is a designer and artist looking at the extent of AI and generated imagery as a medium of political discourse of ordinary life.

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These are wonderful. They remind me of when I first started playing Cities: Skylines. Are they handmade or AI generated?
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  The artist’s personal website makes it sound like they’re a mix of AI, photography, and other tools: https://www.kylebranchesi.com/about

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