| Harold Cohen |
Created AARON, an early rule-based AI system that generates paintings;
focuses on meticulously programmed rules mimicking artistic
composition.
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| Frieder Nake |
An early pioneer of algorithmic art, making generative art with
computers in the sixties. However, his works did not employ techniques
commonly thought of as AI.
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| Vera Molnar |
An early pioneer of algorithmic art, making generative art with
computers in the sixties. However, her works did not employ techniques
commonly thought of as AI.
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| Gene Kogan |
Explores AI for generating traditional-looking artworks, and uses
techniques such as style transfer; investigates human-machine
collaboration in conceptual art.
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| Alexander Mordvintsev |
Used DeepDream algorithm to generate surreal and psychedelic images,
showcasing the creative potential of modified neural networks.
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| Refik Anadol |
Creates large-scale, immersive installations by curating and
processing vast datasets to evoke a sense of wonder and explore
different forms of data as creative mediums.
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| Obvious |
Generated the "Portrait of Edmond Belamy" using GANs, creating
photorealistic portraits by training algorithms on existing artworks.
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| Mario Klingemann |
Explores the intersection of AI and text by using text models for
generation; examines how much meaning can be expressed through simple
outputs; works with AI for generating faces.
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| Alexander Reben |
Collaborates with AI to question the collaborative creative potential
between humans and machines, using biofeedback and AI to create unique
conceptual art.
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| Guido Salimbeni |
Combine AI and Traditional drawing, paintings and printmaking
techniques to question how AI can enhance creative potential and
create meaningful art expression.
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| Nick Walton |
Created the "AI Dungeon" text-based game pushing the boundaries of
interactive storytelling using GPT models to generate dynamic
narratives.
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| François Chollet |
Focuses on pushing boundaries in measuring AI intelligence, aiming to
create a system that generalizes better than the current ML
algorithms.
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| Ross Goodwin |
Uses AI for generating text narratives, such as creating the longest
English novel and combining human input with AI interpretation in
storytelling.
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| Annie Dorsen |
Explores algorithmic theatre, creating performances with AI systems,
such as chatbots, blurring the lines between human and machine
performers.
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| Karen Palmer |
Creates interactive films using AI and facial recognition to adapt
storytelling to the viewer's emotions, creating emotionally responsive
narratives.
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| Wayne McGregor |
Investigates human-machine partnerships in choreography, training AI
models on dance movements to generate new movement sequences.
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| Ellen Pearlman |
Explores biofeedback and AI interaction in performance art,
translating biometric data into immersive and responsive experiences.
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| Scott Eaton |
Uses AI to transform hand-drawn sketches into 3D digital paintings,
highlighting the dynamic interplay between artist and machine in
figural art.
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| Nao Tokui |
Creates AI-powered music performances, focusing on real-time
interaction and improvisation, generating music and exploring the
boundaries of musical expression.
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| Sofia Crespo |
Explores the intersection of nature and technology, training AI models
on natural imagery to generate novel artificial life forms.
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| David Young |
Uses a minimalist approach to AI training, using limited data and
exploring the beauty of machine imperfections in AI art and natural
landscapes.
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| Guillaume Slizewicz |
Intertwines personal memories with collective memory using AI,
exploring how our past is shaped, stored, and reinterpreted in the
digital age.
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| Anna Ridler |
Curates training datasets and focuses on the imperfections in
AI-generated imagery, exploring bias, and challenging the notion of
flawless realism in AI art.
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| Mimi Onuoha |
Uses data as a critical lens, exposing biases in AI and challenging
stereotypical representations through interactive installations.
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| Memo Akten |
Explores AI's potential for visual content creation, using curated
datasets to generate abstract and thought-provoking artworks, while
examining ethical implications in algorithmic decision making.
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| Trevor Paglen |
Exposes the often-invisible ways AI shapes our world, using his art to
make these systems visible and prompt critical reflection on AI's
societal impact.
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| Libby Heaney |
Creates participatory installations, performances, and videos that
address AI's social, political, and ethical implications,
deconstructing dominant narratives.
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| Caroline Sinders |
Actively critiques AI and its use on an economic and political level,
creating counter-narratives using her work that empowers marginalized
voices.
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| Cecilie Waagner Falkenstrøm |
Exposes the dangers of misinformation and political polarization by
creating interactive installations with AI systems to present opposing
sides of real-world situations and political debates.
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| Rachel Ginsberg |
Explores the human-machine relationship, emphasizing the potential of
AI to foster empathy and understanding by creating a dialogue between
human and AI.
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| Joy Buolamwini |
Exposes racial and gender biases in facial recognition systems, using
her work to challenge limitations in AI systems and create inclusive
technologies.
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| Stephanie Dinkins |
Explores the intersection of AI, family history, and black American
identity, creating conversational AI agents that tell stories and
address issues of representation and bias.
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| Tega Brain |
Explores the limitations of AI in environmental management, using AI
to create interactive installations that highlight the potential for
ethical and ecological concerns.
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| Tom White |
Creates art by training AI to generate images and abstract prints that
are readily understood by other AI systems.
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| Simon Colton |
Aims to create a legitimate AI artist through his "Painting Fool"
system that is able to make independent artistic decisions.
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| Ai-Da |
A humanoid robot artist capable of creating art autonomously, using AI
and robotic systems to create drawings, paintings, and sculptures.
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| Ian Cheng |
Creates AI-powered digital characters and simulated worlds that
exhibit emergent behaviors, exploring aliveness and dynamic
narratives.
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