The interview explores Ridler’s relationship to AI art and her own artistic engagement with generative visual processes.
The sixth working paper in the series on the research project has been published by Francis Hunger (HMKV) on the topic »Unhype Artificial ‘Intelligence’! A proposal to replace the deceiving terminology of AI« is available for free download.
The interview asks how Artificial Intelligence can be explored creatively, artistically and critically – also to create an adequate teaching and mediation of AI.
This interview puts current technological developments in artificial intelligence in perspective with the history of computing.
The fifth working paper in the series on the research project has been published by Francis Hunger (HMKV) on the topic »Point Clouds. Scatterplots and Tables as User Interfaces of Artificial ‘Intelligence’« is available for free download.
All talks of the conference on “Art & Algorithms” on the 17th and 18th of November 2022 at the Ludwig Forum Aachen are available as videos for re-watching on YouTube.
Laboratory with the results of the research project can be seen in the Ludwig Forum Aachen on the 1st floor until further notice.
The interview explores historical and functional aspects of the ImageNet image dataset using the collection of the Van Abbe Museum, Eindhoven, as an example.
All print and advertising media of the conference on “Art & Algorithms” at a glance.
The program of the conference on »Art and Algorithms« is published. You can find the timetable for the event on the 17th and 18th of November 2022 at the Ludwig Forum Aachen here or download it as a PDF.
»Training the Archive« (2020–2023) is a research project that explores the possibilities and risks of AI in relation to the automated structuring of museum collection data to support curatorial practice and artistic production.
