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- Refik Anadol, a Turkish American artist, uses artificial intelligence and large datasets for immersive installations.
- Critics question the emotional depth of AI-generated art, calling it lacking intent.
- Molly Crabapple condemns AI art as "the greatest art heist in history," arguing it exploits copyrighted works.
- Refik Anadol counters that he uses "ethically sourced" data and is developing DATALAND, a museum dedicated to AI art in Los Angeles.
