Abstract
This paper explores how recent technological developments have made it possible for artists to collaborate with artificial intelligence (AI) as part of the creative process and discusses which machine learning tools and arts computing practices can be used to contribute to narrative and aesthetic. The research explores how the artist, as non-programmer, can collaborate with AI to reimagine the creative process and specifically explores how human/ai collaborations are a valuable device when creating experimental, immersive documentary films for virtual reality (VR).
Presenters
Voyce Sabrina Durling JonesStudent, PhD Candidate, Media Art & Creative Technologies, RISEBA University, Riga, Latvia
Details
Presentation Type
Paper Presentation in a Themed Session
Theme
New Media, Technology and the Arts
KEYWORDS
Artist, AI, Collaboration, ML, Experimental, Documentary, Immersive, VR, Film, Aesthetics
Digital Media
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