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SUMMARY:Art Papers 2: AI and Art
DESCRIPTION:Art Papers - Long, Art Papers - Short\n\nGhost in the Machine 
 : Discourses with AI\n\nAI systems analyze vast amounts of data, uncover p
 atterns, and make decisions- emulating a semblance of intelligence despite
  lacking qualia and embodiment that form the basis of the human condition.
  In this paper, we expound on "Ghost in the Machine", an interactive insta
 llation that delves into the...\n\n\nPurav Bhardwaj (University of Califor
 nia Santa Barbara; National Institute of Design, India) and Misha Sra (Uni
 versity of California Santa Barbara)\n---------------------\n"AI-Generated
  Imagery: A New Era for the `Readymade'"\n\nThis paper examines the classi
 fication of digital images created by generative AI systems and their emer
 gence as art. The term 'art' defies precise definition, but there is a gro
 wing tendency to label AI-generated images as such. The current discourse 
 on AI-generated imagery as art lacks the nuanced...\n\n\nAmy Smith (Queen 
 Mary University London) and Michael Cook (Kings College London)\n---------
 ------------\nReflection on Abstract Art through Kandinsky's Teaching: Ref
 lection on Abstract Art through Reconstruction of Kandinsky's Teaching at 
 the Bauhaus\n\nWassily Kandinsky is considered as one of the pioneers of a
 bstract painting in Europe. In this paper, our goal is to develop a user i
 nterface that models Kandinsky’s analytical drawing process within a compu
 tational context to advance research in artificial intelligence and the ar
 ts. A user fi...\n\n\nJungah Son, Marko Peljhan, and George Legrady (Unive
 rsity of California Santa Barbara)\n---------------------\nAI Nüshu: An Ex
 ploration of Language Emergence in Sisterhood Through the Lens of Computat
 ional Linguistics\n\nThis paper presents ``AI Nüshu," an emerging language
  system inspired by Nüshu (women's scripts), the unique language created a
 nd used exclusively by ancient Chinese women who were illiterate under a p
 atriarchy society. In this interactive installation, two artificial intell
 igence (AI) agents are tr...\n\n\nYuqian Sun (Computer Science Research Ce
 ntre, Royal College of Art); Yuying Tang (Tsinghua University, Politecnico
  di Milano); Ze Gao (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong 
 Kong Polytechnic University); Zhijun Pan (Computer 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); Zhiga
 ng Wang (Tsinghua University); Tristan Braud (Hong Kong University of Scie
 nce and Technology); Chang Hee Lee (Affective Systems and Cognition Lab, K
 orea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)); and Ali Asadip
 our (Computer Science Research Centre, Royal College of Art)\n\nRegistrati
 on Category: Full Access, Enhanced Access, Trade Exhibitor, Experience Hal
 l Exhibitor\n\nSession Chair: Victoria Szabo (Duke University)
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