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For our second August meeting we will read the article "What AI Will Do to Art" which makes the claim "the future doesn't have to belong to slop."

I will share links to the digital copy of each week's article. I also have limited license from the Atlantic to reprint and share copies for the purposes of our group. I also encourage you to support The Atlantic by getting your own subscription.

Please reach out to me if you need assistance getting a copy of "What AI Will Do to Art".

Note: the webpage for the digital edition also has an audio version available.

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The Atlantic is perhaps America's most important journal. For nearly 170 years it has traced the cultural and political trajectory of the United States printing articles from W.E.B Dubois and Mark Twain through Virginia Woolf and Kurt Vonnegut to Ta-Nehisi Coates and David Brooks.

The Atlantic is opinionated, but unlike other long-running publications such as The Nation or National Review, it is not partisan. The heart of the publication has always honest, informed conversation. Its pages wrestle with who are as a nation and a people and where we are going.

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