“I never have a kind of a visionary output of what something looks like ... there are a set of parameters that I have in the back of my mind, and so I think I work generatively. To me this idea of using software or an algorithm to generate something is really interesting, but the other thing I’m coming to terms with is this idea that, as much as you can say you’re training your software or a model in AI ... it’s training you. It’s training us.” -Felice Grodin (@felicegrodin) 👩🏼‍💻 . We’ve seen a lot of buzz around AI artwork with the recent launch of the @lensa.ai app, but how well do we understand how these images are created? Resident artist Felice Grodin (@felicegrodin) has been creating work at the intersection of art and technology for many years, and she does a great job of helping us understand the process in her interview with RED-EYE Metazine. 🌟 Being that @red.eye.world is the first ever AI co-created magazine, we’re so proud to see Felice sharing her knowledge on this pioneering publication. 🤩 . Follow the link in bio to watch the full interview☝️and be sure to explore the virtual worlds and augmented realities on the platform. 👾