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When AI Mixes with Art, and Jellyfishes Mix With the Human Body

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Date: 02.05.22

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Author: Cécile Moroux

Photo Credit: Alba Rupérez

There are more and more articles and decrypts about artificial intelligence, algorithms, machine learning, blockchain, Web3 and NFTs. These concepts invade the news and unleash certain polemics: sometimes they are referred to as the next steps towards more democracy and knowledge, sometimes as the promise of ever greater alienation from new technologies, screens and mass surveillance. 

However, when you live in a different world, it can sometimes be difficult to imagine what you are talking about, and it can be difficult to imagine these concepts in a concrete way.In order to approach them from a different angle, we propose to explore the use of artificial intelligence in the creative processes of music, dance and visual arts. 

We have been following several ambassadors of this type of exploration for a long time, such as Refik Anadol, Holly Herndon or Mat Dryhurst. This time around, we are interested in one of the latest projects by the visual design studio Hamill Industries, which has been a We are Europe face since 2019, and whose multi-dimensional and collaborative aspect has...

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