Photography of imaginary things: Who takes credit for AI-generated artwork using a neural network?
By Aaron Hertzmann, Affiliate Faculty of Computer Science, University of Washington Over the past few years, many artists have started to use what is called “neural network software” to create works of art. Users input existing images into the software, which has been programmed to analyze them, learn a specific aesthetic and spit out new images that artists can curate. By manipulating the inputs and parameters of these models, artists can produce a range of interesting and evocative images. This work has gained widespread recognition through gallery shows, media coverage and two high-profile art auctions. As an academic researcher,...
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