Kate Vassさんのイラストまとめ

‘Algorithms are logical procedures for executing a task.The best of them, lean &clean,display splendid rationality that the medieval scholastics called ‘claritas’.Even those that deliver us to experiences that transcend the ordinary may be ruggedly rational’-R.Verostko

#23,1998

Painting Fool (2013)by S.Colton, suggests if programs are to count as creative,they’ll have to pass smth different frm Turing test & rather than simply being able to converse in convincingly human manner,AI ‘d have to behave in ways that were ‘skillful,appreciative& ­imaginative’

AI requires the ability to learn&make decisions,often based on incomplete info.Thomas Bayes developed framework for reasoning bout the probability of events, using math to update probability of hypothesis as more info becomes available back in 1763

Learning to dream @memoakten

According to Turing in 1950 whether machines can think was itself “too meaningless” to deserve discussion. He developed the Turing Test,aka Imitation Game,benchmark test for a machine’s ability to exhibit intelligent behavior indishtinguishable from human.

The Turing Test 17,032

“In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes.”- #dalle2

Happy birthday dear @kGolid !

Archetype #255

Truth to Nature Flower II by @annaridler at #phygital @KateVassGalerie

As Lorraine Dalston writes, each image, no matter how scientifically rendered contains “traces of consequential choice about knowledge, persona and collective sight”.

Owned by @thefunnyguysNFT

to be lost, fifteen times over, 2019

By @espenkluge

https://t.co/2Wnyjwpn8u

Guiding neural networks and curating the outcome, Bas Uterwijk interrogates the boundaries between photography, classical and contemporary art forms.

‘Euros, saviour of Sparta, may you come with victory at all times!’

By Bas Uterwijk @ganbrood

Unpacked vintage machine drawings by the British pioneer of computer art - Desmond Paul Henry 💚 stunning works - he called them ‘Machine Pollocks’ more @KateVassGalerie