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SUMMARY:Art Papers 2: AI and Art
DESCRIPTION:"AI-Generated Imagery: A New Era for the `Readymade'"\n\nThis 
 paper examines the classification of digital images created by generative 
 AI systems and their emergence as art. The term 'art' defies precise defin
 ition, but there is a growing tendency to label AI-generated images as suc
 h. The current discourse on AI-generated imagery as art lacks the nuanced.
 ..\n\n\nAmy Smith (Queen Mary University London) and Michael Cook (Kings C
 ollege London)\n---------------------\nReflection on Abstract Art through 
 Kandinsky's Teaching: Reflection on Abstract Art through Reconstruction of
  Kandinsky's Teaching at the Bauhaus\n\nWassily Kandinsky is considered as
  one of the pioneers of abstract painting in Europe. In this paper, our go
 al is to develop a user interface that models Kandinsky’s analytical drawi
 ng process within a computational context to advance research in artificia
 l intelligence and the arts. A user fi...\n\n\nJungah Son, Marko Peljhan, 
 and George Legrady (University of California Santa Barbara)\n-------------
 --------\nAI Nüshu: An Exploration of Language Emergence in Sisterhood Thr
 ough the Lens of Computational Linguistics\n\nThis paper presents ``AI Nüs
 hu," an emerging language system inspired by Nüshu (women's scripts), the 
 unique language created and used exclusively by ancient Chinese women who 
 were illiterate under a patriarchy society. In this interactive installati
 on, two artificial intelligence (AI) agents are tr...\n\n\nYuqian Sun (Com
 puter Science Research Centre, Royal College of Art); Yuying Tang (Tsinghu
 a University, Politecnico di Milano); Ze Gao (Hong Kong University of Scie
 nce and Technology, Hong Kong Polytechnic University); Zhijun Pan (Compute
 r Science Research Centre, Royal College of Art; Ubisoft); Chuyan Xu (New 
 Drama Studio); Yurou Chen (SOAS, University of London); Kejiang Qian (King
 's College London); Zhigang Wang (Tsinghua University); Tristan Braud (Hon
 g Kong University of Science and Technology); Chang Hee Lee (Affective Sys
 tems and Cognition Lab, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
  (KAIST)); and Ali Asadipour (Computer Science Research Centre, Royal Coll
 ege of Art)\n---------------------\nGhost in the Machine : Discourses with
  AI\n\nAI systems analyze vast amounts of data, uncover patterns, and make
  decisions- emulating a semblance of intelligence despite lacking qualia a
 nd embodiment that form the basis of the human condition. In this paper, w
 e expound on "Ghost in the Machine", an interactive installation that delv
 es into the...\n\n\nPurav Bhardwaj (University of California Santa Barbara
 ; National Institute of Design, India) and Misha Sra (University of Califo
 rnia Santa Barbara)\n\nRegistration Category: Full Access, Enhanced Access
 , Trade Exhibitor, Experience Hall Exhibitor\n\nSession Chair: Victoria Sz
 abo (Duke University, ACM)
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