Oh, the horror!
Oh, The Horror!
Oh, the horror!
http://www.cloudynights.com/item.php?item_id=1052
BY-NC-SA. NC, grumble, grumble.
Star charts are probably at the limit of what you can copyright, being mere collections of facts, but this is a selective chart (cutting off at magnitude 7).
http://www.mindhacks.com/blog/2005/04/new_scientist_on_the.html
Anyone who thinks AI is dead hasn’t played a computer game, watched news reports form warzones, or used a credit card recently. And they’re certainly not a chess player.
I’ll upload the images to Ourmedia and to this site later. The source image comes from Remix Reading, so I’m uploading there first.
“Two software programs are created. Program A creates ?art data? which is transmitted to program B. Program B is programmed in such a way that it has aesthetic criteria with which it evaluates Program A?s art data transmissions. The human witness doesn?t view the art data, but Program B responds to the art data in a way that is discernible by the human witness. “
Kinda like a negative Turing test. A guy at Middlesex did unseen computer art before I was there, but this is a step beyond that. The producer/consumer pair reminds me of ae from rob-art, which was based on ideas from Algorithmic Aesthetics.
http://www.campusprogress.org/features/228/art-is-not-a-loaf-of-bread