uncanny_valley raze now you can have a nuanced conversation with a neural network. you can hear how frank sinatra might have sung a pixies song, or how tim buckley would have crooned an early billy_joel deep cut. you're only a keystroke away from bringing any still image or animated scene you can invent to life. but something is always just a little bit off. maybe moss from a tree becomes part of someone's arm. or a man seated at an upright piano ends up saddled with the face of a woodland creature. not that he's complaining. the background and foreground keep shifting in strange, subtle ways. so it is with the architecture of dreams. and most of us have been asleep for a very long time. ai is capable of some disquieting and fascinating things. i don't know if i should fear it or embrace it as an occasional ally in questionable clothing. maybe both. 240529 what's it to you? who go blather from