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Moving Beyond Killer Robots, a New Show Explores How Artificial Intelligence Can Be Deployed to Care for Humans - Vimarsana News

Moving Beyond Killer Robots, a New Show Explores How Artificial Intelligence Can Be Deployed to Care for Humans

An exhibition at the Science Gallery probes the possibilities of artificial intelligence in care systems.

Source: artnet.com
Defining Art in an Artificial Intelligence Age - Vimarsana News

Defining Art in an Artificial Intelligence Age

The appreciation of works of art is subjective, which seems to guarantee no artist or piece is left out of realm of consumption. But, what happens to our understanding of art if artificial intelligence plays a more substantial role in its creation?

When Data Draws a Blank: Mimi Onuoha's - Vimarsana News

When Data Draws a Blank: Mimi Onuoha's

In 'Everything That Didn’t Fit,' a new bitform exhibit from NYU Tisch ITP alum and former visiting professor Mimi Ọnụọha, the multimedia artist and researcher traverses physical and digital spaces to bring into focus the people and stories who are repeatedly left out-of-frame by data collection.

Source: nyu.edu
Jadu Raises $7M in Seed Funding - Vimarsana News

Jadu Raises $7M in Seed Funding

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A History of A.I. in Art, From Ancient Inca Data Systems to the New Battlefield of Algorithmic Bias - Vimarsana News

A History of A.I. in Art, From Ancient Inca Data Systems to the New Battlefield of Algorithmic Bias

We put together a history of artists working with artificial intelligence and key developments in the field today.

Source: artnet.com