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An annotated inventory of the relationship between artist and machine that lends historical perspective to today's debates over generative AI β beginning with Ada Lovelace wondering, in the early 1800s, whether Babbage's Analytical Engine might one day produce creative work. There are gene
An annotated inventory of the relationship between artist and machine that lends historical perspective to today's debates over generative AI β beginning with Ada Lovelace wondering, in the early 1800s, whether Babbage's Analytical Engine might one day produce creative work. There are generative dance performances, stereoscopic art, robotic mobiles and mechanical plotters. As pioneer Vera MolnΓ‘r put it, using automation to augment her process felt very organic: 'making room for randomness allowed her to open up the space of possibilities.'
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