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How Do You See Me? is a new work from artist Heather Dewey-Hagborg, commissioned as part of Data/Set/Match

When a computer vision algorithm recognises something in a picture, it soberly frames what it ‘sees’ in confetti-coloured rectangles, digital hues that contrast with the everyday shapes and colours that we see in a space with plain eye. Each neatly labelled with a single category, these annotations highlight answers but don't give explanations. To the uninitiated, it seems almost magical, or at least akin with some sort of intelligence.

Real-time AV Installation depicting artificial botanical illustrations

Consumers need transparency about how such systems are used, says professor of linguistics Emily M Bender

Buse Çetin guides the audience in a discussion of social injustices that may emerge from the algorithms behind social media profiles. She encourages us to ha...

You paint one frame and EbSynth propagates it to the rest of the footage.

Bring children's drawings to life, by animating characters to move around!

Our debut album “Mercurial World” is out now via Luminelle.Get the album on digital and physical here: https://magdalenabay.lnk.to/MercurialWorldIDDirector: ...

in:verse is a programming language and environment for exploring the conflux of poetry, visuals, mathematics and code.

Studio for generative and digital art

This Project is an attempt to use deep learning as a tool to question human representation. Human faces and their humanist understanding of the “natural” are modified with facial features of unwanted bodies. Influenced by posthuman visions, the aim is to overcome a binary worldview and embrace hybrid futures and diverse bodies.

This Project is an attempt to use deep learning as a tool to question human representation. Human faces and their humanist understanding of the “natural”…

In this experimental film, the AI protagonist utilizes the human body as a sensing device to gain an embodied understanding of its environment. A result of consequent…

Fuse*Factory develops projects at the intersections between new media, art, architecture, interactive digital installation and audiovisual design

Multidisciplinary art studio working with emerging technology to interpret the complexity of human and natural phenomena.

Unser Team ist interdisziplinär & multikulturell. Wir lieben die digitale Welt. Geht es Dir genauso? Unsere aktuellen Jobangebote »

A playground for livecoding Music and AI

creative studio working on future products and interactions ⚡️

We are IAM, a creative research lab helping citizens and organisations to anticipate, understand and address the socioecological challenges and opportunities emerging from the coevolution of digital technologies and internet cultures.

Collaborative & Curatorial

The long read: From ancient Egyptian cubits to fitness tracker apps, humankind has long been seeking ever more ways to measure the world – and ourselves. But what is this doing to us?

A collection of tales from internet folklore, generated with VQGAN+CLIP and GPT-3

A lot of computing pioneers were women. For decades, the number of women in computer science was growing. But in 1984, something changed.

We are looking for an artist/hacker/creative who has a strong and passionate vision to create meaningful work. We are interested in all creative backgrounds from painting, music and literature to creative coding and 3D rendering.

DALLE-2 Dreams of Haikus explores the expressive abilities of AI and its potential to impact the boundaries of human imagination.

This essay was written in collaboration with GPT-3. I provided the initial paragraph and served as the editor, GPT-3 did most of the thinking. Many people are writing about DAOs, but I wanted to read what a non-person had to say about them. It was originally published on dame.mirror.xyz and minted a