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  1. Tom Wolfe getting pissy about 1960’s Architecture & Brutalism in From Bauhaus to Our House The underlying sense of loss of agency is like #AI tho. You get becau

    The article draws a parallel between Tom Wolfe's critique of 1960s architecture and the current discourse around AI. It suggests that both phenomena evoke a sense of lost agency, where understanding and control are elusive and difficult to explain by those in authority. This comparison highlights a perceived lack of transparency and explainability in both architectural trends and artificial intelligence. AI

    Tom Wolfe getting pissy about 1960’s Architecture & Brutalism in From Bauhaus to Our House The underlying sense of loss of agency is like #AI tho. You get becau

    IMPACT Draws a parallel between AI and architectural criticism to highlight a shared sense of lost agency and lack of explainability.