Student arrested after eating AI art and ‘ruining’ display

　　A student at the University of Alaska Fairbanks was arrested for criminal mischief after eating AI art in a protest at an exhibition. 　　Artificial intelligence has started playing a big role in different parts of the creative space. AI-generated songs and artists have started appearing on Spotify, while AI-generated art and photos touched up by AI have been regularly used across social media. 　　There has been a fair bit of backlash against the rise of AI in creative outlets, with plenty of Spotify and YouTube Music subscribers ending their subscriptions until a filter is implemented. Big brands like Coca-Cola have also been under fire for using AI in their annual advert for the holidays. 　　Over at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, artist Nick Dwyer had his exhibition interrupted by a protest from fellow student Graham Granger over the use of AI imagery. 　　As per the UAF Sun, Granger was detained by police after he had been found “ripping artwork off the walls and eating it in a reported protest,” over Dwyer’s art. 　　Of the 160 images on display, Granger appeared to have damaged at least 57 of them, with police arresting him for criminal mischief in the fifth degree. He was detained at the Fairbanks Correctional Center and will be in court on January 20. 　　这些图像是与人工智能一起开发的，德怀尔说，这次展示的灵感来自他所遭受的“人工智能精神病”。他告诉《UAF太阳报》:“这突出并体现了一种日益增长的趋势，这种趋势可能是危险的或不可预测的，你也不能幸免。” 　　The reported protest also made it’s way to Reddit, with an account proclaiming to be Dwyer sharing additional images of the damage. 　　“I’m probably pressing charges and filing a NCO. I shall repair the piece, alot actually went into this install formatting, cropping and the hand cutting/ hanging etc. The subject matter was very personal,” they posted. 　　一些评论者质疑损坏是否是“秘密的艺术品”，但Dwyer的声明对此轻描淡写。 　　“不！我认为他们是一个剧院的人，他们拍摄自己lol警察没收了他们的手机。他们现在可能/有希望被驱逐。如果他们回来，他们就是非法入侵，”他们回答说。 　　由于这是B级轻罪，格兰杰可能会被罚款5000美元，并在监狱度过至少30天。