20th Century Computer Art: Beginnings and Developments: The work and thought of pioneers and contemporary practitioners of algorithmic art

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The dominating discourse about AI — not only in art but also in the corporate world — still seems to be about its "generative" features: creating more images, using more tokens, more connectors, more ...

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No one discovers art anymore... What does taste even mean when the algorithm is predicting and dictating your preferences before you’ve even made a decision of your own?

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20th Century Computer Art: Beginnings and Developments: The work and thought of pioneers and contemporary practitioners of algorithmic art

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