Paris Chong and Neil explore the impact of AI on photography, art curation, and personal interactions. Paris shares her candid thoughts on the role of AI, the evolving art gallery scene, and the importance of human connection in a technology-driven world. She also reflects on her experiences curating at Leica Gallery LA and the vibrant artistic community in Los Angeles.
Key Topics:
- The role of AI in photography and its implications
- AI and its effect on literacy and critical thinking
- The evolution of art galleries in a digital era
- The unique experience of visiting physical galleries
- The difference between a photo gallery and a salon
- How Los Angeles is shaping the future of the art scene
- The importance of in-person connections in an increasingly virtual world
- The possibility of virtual curation and technology integration in galleries
Quotes:
- “AI should be called AUI – Artificial Unintelligence.”
- “I think AI will make people lazier and less intelligent.”
- “Art is something you need to see, feel, and experience in person.”
- “The Leica Gallery LA has become a salon, like Andy Warhol’s Factory.”
- “Los Angeles has an incredible art scene—you don’t need to look further than your own backyard.”
- “In-person connections will become even more valuable as technology takes over.”
