Sean Twisted Music

by Sean Twisted Well, well, well, in the words of The Bard himself, Shakespeare, "What's past is prologue," and there's never been truer words for the dynamic evolution of art. Picture, if you will, Ross Geller from "Friends," saying "pivot," only this time, we're not moving a couch—we're entering the mind-altering, pop culture-saturated world of AI-generated art. It's like we've all taken the red pill, and now we're tumbling down a rabbit hole that's part Matrix, part DeviantArt fever dream, and part Picasso's hallucination after binge-watching Black Mirror. What in the Name of Skynet is Generative AI? The AI Art Ecosystem: More than Just Pretty Pictures The Great "Is It Really Art?" Debate The Human Touch in AI Art: Meet the Prompt Engineers The Copyright Conundrum: Who Owns the Robot's Doodles? Authenticity in the Age of AI: Keeping it Real When Reality is Virtual The Future of AI in Art: Brave New World...

September 28, 1987. I was a bit over 4 years old. Hell, to this day, I can remember having a Star Trek TOS themed birthday cake that year – But more specifically, I can remember getting to stay up past bedtime to watch the premier episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Had I known then what kind of impact that franchise would have on me for the rest of my life – Quite frankly, there’s no way I could fathom what my 4 year old brain would have done with that knowledge. Here’s what I do know – While I could stand on a soapbox and blather on about what Star Trek has done for me over the years, that’s not what this article is about. That’s not the reason I’m sitting here in the middle of the night trying to think of what to write about. To say, the idea that something that has had such a long-lasting impact on me is just a FRACTION of what this is about – Well. Everybody’s story has roots that they grew from, and I can say with upmost certainty that my love for Star Trek – More specific...

By Sean Wernersbach In the vast digital landscape of YouTube, nestled between cat videos and DIY tutorials, lies a peculiar gem that's about to blow your mind. It's a mockumentary series called "Untold Stories," and its pilot episode, "Hanson & The Gates of Hell," is unlike anything you've ever seen. Why? Because it wasn't penned by a sleep-deprived writer fueled by caffeine and dreams. No, this bizarre masterpiece was crafted by an entity that never sleeps, never drinks, and arguably, never truly creates: Artificial Intelligence. Welcome to the brave new world of AI-generated entertainment, where the line between human creativity and machine output is blurring faster than you can say "deep fake." This isn't just another tech trend to ignore – it's a seismic shift that's set to redefine not just what we watch, but how we perceive reality itself. The Shape-Shifting Genius of AI Imagine an artist who can simultaneously channel...