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Are Cybrothels Art or Unethical Outlets for Misogyny?

Germany’s Cybrothel in Berlin is raising concerns over providing misogynistic men an outlet to be intimate with sex dolls in violent and disturbing ways they could never be with actual women in real life. Some worry that the normalization of this integrative role play will lead to further desensitization in young men when it comes to their expectations of intimacy, much in the same way that porn has. Surprisingly the creators of this experience are actually extremely feminist and progressive artists who consider this to be an innovative installation art experience bridging the gap between human and A.I. via intimacy. So it is a perfect opportunity to beg the question, “Can art be unethical?” Let’s dive into the age old question of whether art has a moral responsibility to society, and if art can even theoretically BE unethical to begin with. It is difficult to define art when it is defined by being inherently objective. To understand that multiple things can be true, one has to divorce themselves from binary thinking and certain philosophical programmings that they run by default. Do you think art can be dangerous? Do you think this is art? What do you think? 00:00 The Cybrothel is Actually an Art Piece 01:35 Who Are the Surprising Creators 05:23 The Ethics of Art 08:05 How Ethics Around Art Change 11:40 Art, Philosophy, Sociology 14:43 Psychosis and Sexism in the Age of A.I. 17:01 Marina Abramovic and Art as a Revealer 17:50 Art is Both Neutral and Subjective