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CoMuLan | Blogging in the wind | Page 2
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Blogging in the wind. Killing me softly with this song :). August 12, 2015. That’s very cool: DARPA is sponsoring a research on the intelligent software that can play jazz. Making an engine to control NPCs in RPGs and create new quests/substory plots. Many companies have claimed that they have a special engine for this, but in reality the implementation is usually very heavily scripted without much improvization. Or it could be computer that draws pictures, which also requires improvization. HyperNEAT.
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Evolutionary art - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. An image generated using an evolutionary algorithm. Is a branch of generative art. Which system is characterized by the use of evolutionary principles and natural selection as generative procedure. It distinguishes from BioArt. By its medium dependency. If the latter adapts a similar project with carbon-based organisms, evolutionary art evolves silicon-based systems. In common with natural selection. Metacreations: Art and Artificial Life. M Whitelaw, 2004, MIT Press.
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Let Go of the Creative Process – Paul Ottaviano Photography Blog
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Paul Ottaviano Photography Blog. Paul Ottaviano Photography Blog. July 31, 2015. July 30, 2015. Let Go of the Creative Process. Is a fun website that encourages people to let go of the creative process and allow their work to evolve. Rather than set the firm objective of “this is what I will create today and it will be genius” and forcing the process – which rarely leads to anything very interesting and only increases anxiety – it instead encourages openness and creative play. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Design4Emergence | Why 'Begin With the End In Mind' Is a Bad Idea for Innovation - Design4Emergence
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Why 'Begin With the End In Mind' Is a Bad Idea for Innovation - Design4Emergence. Leadership in the Network Age. About Issue 1: Escaping Kardashistan. David Bowie Was the Kevin Bacon of My Musical Universe. Mark de L. Thompson. From Clockwork to Complexity: How Networks are Changing the Way Scientists See the World. Kyle C. Hale. Network Science Needs a New Metaphor. The Dao of Emergence. To Err Is Divine: Deep Learning and the Art of Machine Mistakes. Mark de L. Thompson. Drowning in Waterfall Charts.
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Optical illusions fool computers into seeing things | New Scientist
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Book tickets to our festival of ideas and discovery 22-25 September in London. Optical illusions fool computers into seeing things. Computers are starting to identify objects with near-human levels of accuracy, enabling them to do everything from creating automatic picture captions to driving cars. But now a collection of bizarre optical illusions for these artificial-intelligence systems (AIs). 8220;We were expecting that we would get the same thing, a lot of very high-quality recognisable images,”...
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NE Blog: August 2015
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Wednesday, August 12, 2015. Killing me softly with this song :). That's very cool: DARPA is sponsoring a research on the intelligent software that can play jazz. Making an engine to control NPCs in RPGs and create new quests/substory plots. Many companies have claimed that they have a special engine for this, but in reality the implementation is usually very heavily scripted without much improvization. Or it could be computer that draws pictures, which also requires improvization. HyperNEAT. In a meantim...
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Past EPlex News Items. A Novel Human-Computer Collaboration: Combining Novelty Search with Interactive Evolution. By Brian G. Woolley and Kenneth O. Stanley won the Best Paper Award. In the Artificial Life/Robotics/Evolvable Hardware track at GECCO 2014. Evolvability is Inevitable: Increasing Evolvability Without the Pressure to Adapt. By Joel Lehman and Kenneth O. Stanley makes the top story on Science Daily. A Unified Approach to Evolving Plasticity and Neural Geometry. In the GDS Track at GECCO 2010.
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Evolvotron
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Evolvotron is an interactive generative art application for Linux to evolve images/textures/patterns/animations through an iterative process of random mutation and user-selection driven evolution. (This process is also often referred to as evolutionary art or genetic art.) If you like lava lamps, and still think the Mandelbrot set is cool, this could be the software for you. For information on how to obtain evolvotron, click here. Views from the mainstream at Boston in 1989. So far as I know) by Karl Sims.
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creative process – Paul Ottaviano Photography Blog
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Paul Ottaviano Photography Blog. Paul Ottaviano Photography Blog. September 25, 2015. 10 Tips for Honing Your Creativity. I agree with much of this and find I do a lot of it naturally day-to-day. Hopefully this helps you, too. Http:/ m.fastcompany.com/3048862/10-tips-for-honing-your-creativity-every-day. This link came courtesy of the recent NEA newsletter, and if anything, is worth subscribing to for nice bits like this. July 31, 2015. July 30, 2015. Let Go of the Creative Process. Photographers are no ...
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creative process – Paul Ottaviano Photography Blog
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Paul Ottaviano Photography Blog. Paul Ottaviano Photography Blog. September 25, 2015. 10 Tips for Honing Your Creativity. I agree with much of this and find I do a lot of it naturally day-to-day. Hopefully this helps you, too. Http:/ m.fastcompany.com/3048862/10-tips-for-honing-your-creativity-every-day. This link came courtesy of the recent NEA newsletter, and if anything, is worth subscribing to for nice bits like this. July 31, 2015. July 30, 2015. Let Go of the Creative Process. Photographers are no ...
