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Intersectional Feminist Approaches to Teaching and Learning

An API for accessing new AI models developed by OpenAI

Inspired by Steve Reich’s Music for 18 musicians, I used machine learning to create a visual to go along with it: It uses videos recorded from train windo...

Fund for feminist tech activism and organising in the Larger World, aka Global South.

Open call for artists with an interest in tech & art for a residency. Deadline 8th of August.

Streamlit is an open-source app framework for Machine Learning and Data Science teams. Create beautiful web apps in minutes.

Using Concept Activation Vectors to power more nuanced, visual search.

By Andreas Refsgaard & AIxDesign Community

Our sophisticated A.I. judges your awful taste in music.

Real-time AV Installation depicting artificial botanical illustrations

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.

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

Unthinking Photography is an online platform for exploring, mapping and responding to photography’s increasingly automated, networked life. Part of The Photographers’ Gallery digital programme.

Abraham is a project to build an autonomous artificial artist

The Artist in the Machine The World of AI-Powered Creativity A book by Arthur I. Miller Read More With this quite extraordinary book Arthur Miller has produced an essential, readable, and highly intelligent account of the manner in which machines can—and surely soon will—become involved in the process of creativity. In art, poetry, music, and …

A scholar led open access publishing collective

Moving from performance metrics to performance arts is what enables my work to travel from the head to the heart.

In 2019 The Photographers' Gallery digital programme launched 'Data / Set / Match', a year-long programme that explores new ways to present, visualise and interrogate contemporary image datasets. This introductory essay presents some key concepts and questions that make the computer vision dataset an object of concern for artists, photographers, thinkers and photographic institutions.