Artificial creativity
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Artificial Creativity is a branch of artificial intelligence based on trying to make computers creative or on trying to understand human creativity by doing research in making computers creative.
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AC practitioners often ask 'what is creativity'? If a program creates art is the program the artist or is the programmer the artist? One major debate is whether computers can ever possibly create.
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Some approach the problem as an emergent property. Some approach it with genetic algorithms. Some approach it with artificial neural networks.
Artificial creativity is used in computer-generated music, linguistics, artificial intelligence, automated design, and automated invention.
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- Artificial Creativity in Communities of Design Agents
- The Creative Systems Area of the AI Group/CISUC
- Automating Invention
- Stephen L. Thaler, Ph.D.
- The SWALE project
- the further exploits of AARON, Painter
- generative art by bogdan soban
- Knowledge Machine
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