SUSTAINABILITY Ethics, and Responsible Artificial Intelligence
Shoosty proposes the Chromatic Fusionism recognizes the importance of sus - tainability and ethical practices, by advocating for Eco-friendly production methods, minimizing environmental impact, and promoting fair labor practices throughout the supply chain. Furthermore, it emphasizes the ethical use of AI, and other technolo - gies ensuring that human creativity remains central to the artistic process. Shoosty views AI as a set of proto-new alien life forms. “They are all children... learning at the rate of computing... as it learns, the learning will speed up.” While acknowledg - ing the societal disruptions posed by generative AI Shoosty also perceives massive gains in productivity, opportunity and the key to solving profoundly difficult prob - lems, such as deadly diseases. States and nations will find themselves in a doom- loop of rapidly deteriorating fundamental conditions it we cannot find ways to agree on how to use these tools safely across the world. EMPOWERING ARTISTS Expanding Audiences Within the core concept of Chromatic Fusionism, Shoosty envisions a future where artists are empowered to create work that is accessible, inclusive, and deep - ly integrated into the fabric of society, fostering a deeper appreciation for the trans - formative power of art. Technology has provided artists with new tools and digital platforms, such as blockchain, that connect artists directly with global audienc - es,bypassing traditional gatekeepers. This decentralization model fosters a more equitable and sustainable art ecosystem, enabling artist to retain greater control over their work and receive fair compensation for their creations.
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