#Computational Creativity

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Markos Kay's Work Examines Chaos and Order in Science and Art

Markos R. Kay’s Generative Art Explores Molecular Biology and Digital Worlds Markos R. Kay’s art connects complex science with visual expression through generative methods, exploring particle physics, molecular biology, and digital abstraction. Markos R. Kay (neé Markos Christodoulou) is a multidisciplinary visual artist, creative director, illustrator and lecturer based in London, best known…

[theadaptableeducator]

Exploring Computational Creativity: Bridging Art and Technology

As art and technology continue to evolve the academic landscape, the concept of Computational Creativity has emerged as a fascinating intersection where human imagination meets machine intelligence. Let’s try to unravel the intricacies of Computational Creativity related to AI, and its implications for artistic expression, innovation, and education. Understanding Computational Creativity: At…

[krissym72]

A Beginner's Guide to AI Art with Open-Source Tools

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transcended its conventional applications and found a new canvas in the realm of art, igniting a wave of creativity that blurs the lines between human and machine-generated artworks. As technology advances, AI art has emerged as a captivating fusion of algorithms, data, and human ingenuity, captivating audiences and creators alike with its mesmerizing…

[aishavass]

Strong investments made by the private and public sectors in the area to boost their marketing technologies resulting in increased demand for computational...

[never-obsolete]

Creative Nomad Jukebox Computer Chronicles - Computer Buyers Guide (2000)

[semisolidmind]

(trying to get my momentum back by drawing prompts and backlogged asks, the prompts for this one were: computer, health and well-being, and an olive/cream/brown color scheme)

this one gave me an idea about an advanced super computer built at a university by students, and he falls in love with the one put in charge of testing his "human interaction and caretaking" protocol. they're a bit apprehensive, obviously.

if the computer can learn to see humans as "good," and meant to be cared for," hopefully he won't go against his programming and try to exterminate them (like many of the university's prototypes). however, he seems to only care for one human in particular...

[zacharie070]

*Alice voice* "Pick up, Sam. Pick up. It’s on Santa's Sleigh, It’s on Santa's Sleigh!"

[thepatchycat]

*GUNDAMs your clones*

[acqua-marine]

[sprixxistix]

Been working on this for a while

I’ve been seeing a lot of humanized Painter designs so I finally decided to make one of my own! Based slightly off one of my outfits in Roblox after I impulsively bought the Painter head—

Bad quality + slightly unfinished version because I don’t feel like taking an actual screenshot. I only took a quick pic with my phone to show my friend so this is all I’ve got

[verkomy]

I often see people asking "is the idea I have unique and interesting?" and I think the most important thing is — is it unique to you, is it interesting to you? does it make you happy? does it bring you comfort? is it inspired by things you love and cherish? if so, that's the only thing that really matters because it doesn’t have to be good for the whole world, it has to be good for you. so create, tell stories, inspire, be grateful for other creators and respect their work and if what you do has a part of who you are in it then it will always be unique.

and just look at you! you created something with your own mind, the ideas came out of you and you put it on paper with whatever skill and experience you have at the moment and it will only become better with time and practice! you made it! cherish it!

[never-obsolete]

Modem Blaster 28.8 Series PC/Computing - April 1996

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[krumpkin]

This is my friends AI image, I'd love one of these 😁