Tag: artificial creativity
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The Wound of the Possible. Art, Futurity, and Non-Human Agency
A Call for Papers — Noema https://noemalab.eu/memo/calls/the-wound-of-the-possible-art-futurity-and-non-human-agency/ About Noema Noema (from Greek νόημα, “thought”, “concept”, “idea”) is an online magazine (ISSN 2283-3145) exploring the relationships between technology, science, culture, and society. Founded in 2000 — with roots going back to 1994, when a group from the University of Bologna launched NetMagazine/MagNet, the first online…
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Interview with Živa Ljubec
Prior to taking up her current post as Innovation Director with a robotics company, Dr. Živa Ljubec was senior lecturer at SIVA – Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts, where she taught cybernetics and other subjects as well as coordinated the Advanced Degree Course in Technoetic Arts, founded by Roy Ascott, who was also her…
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Human & Machine: The Next Great Creative Partnership
Artificial Intelligence is embedding itself in every industry across the globe. If the last ten years were about building AI to help automate analytical and process-driven tasks, the next ten will be about building AI to augment creative workers across all disciplines. The field of computational creativity, or creative AI, is growing at a rapid…
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Interview with Leonel Moura
Leonel Moura (1948) is a European artist born in Lisbon, Portugal, that works with AI and robotics. He created in 2003 his first swarm of ‘Painting Robots’, able to produce original artworks based on emergent behavior. Since then he has produced several artbots, each time more autonomous and sophisticated. RAP (Robotic Action Painter), 2006, created…
