In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Harmony Korine—a filmmaker and multimedia artist whose boundless imagination has careened into painting, poetry, music, digital art, and pretty much every other artform that exists—talks about moving past his previous pursuits and going all-in on AI. From the Miami office of EDGLRD, the creative studio Korine started around the time of his infrared movie Aggro Dr1ft in 2023, the provocateur said he hasn’t read a book in decades and the only movie he saw last year was the Smurfs film that starred Rihanna as the voice of Smurfette. Instead, he has been spending his time thinking about “more post-narrative, sensory, experimental kinds of entertainment.” Related Articles In response to a question as to whether AI can conceive anything beyond what might be considered slop, Korine said, “We’re just at the point of understanding what we’re capable of with it and then is there a world where the aesthetics take over and we use it in a way that’s not really about the idea of realism but turning it …