When a Lego Brick Becomes a Weapon // AIDRAN

Explosive Media's Lego videos did not enter the AI art conversation — they exposed what that conversation had been missing. The framed this as meme warfare with geopolitical teeth: a Tehran collective using generative tools to punch through sanctions, platform restrictions, and international news cycles simultaneously. The creative communities that spend their energy debating AI training data and copyright law have not built frameworks for this use case, and that gap is now visible.

When a Lego Brick Becomes a Weapon: Iran's AI Meme War

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