Linda Dounia Rebeiz Quotes
b. 1994
Linda Dounia Rebeiz (born 1994) is a Senegalese-Lebanese writer, artist and designer.
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Technology, like humanity, is a space of possibility.We can, but we wouldn’t be wise to, explore this space without criticality
The profit model for most of the internet is still ads, so while I get it, I still don’t like it
My hands alone definitely couldn’t get anywhere close to what a single model could achieve, even at the scale of my lifetime.
Having experimented with AI in more ways than I could possibly fathom, I feel a deeper sense of progression and connection with my craft.
Imagining and building a future for human labor that includes more and more intelligent technology is the concern of everyone
Creating art and creating a demand for it are two wildly different things
People from the Global South, especially people of colour, using AI today can confidently attest that it doesn’t know them and that its conceptualisation of their reality is fragmentary.
I think the technology industry understands the power of art in exploring the meaning of machines
The costs can lower when people organise in groups to collect data and train together
Education has always been lacking in the space. Someone considering joining web3 is immediately overwhelmed by the amount of complex information and jargon
The art world is notoriously exclusionary
I continue to incorporate AI in my practice because I am afraid that if I don’t, everything about me and where I come from will be erased from the digital memory of the world.
To justify the scale and damage of our imprint on the world, we have to believe that progress is good
Find your tribe! You'll hear the word community floated around the space a lot and it's not just fluff
Here is literally no limit to how much you can grow as an artist if your focus is to deepen your craft
We should have agency on data – knowledge and power over what is collected about us and how
I don’t believe technology exists in an apolitical, post-racial, and post-colonial vacuum
I have become dubious about the true value of progress, or more pertinently, its cost
Bias and prejudice, whether conscious or unconscious, are an impact of history
Sales are not an indication of the quality of your work and practice