- Published on July 20, 2021
- In AI Features
AI Is Getting Creative, In Style
AI can inform and inspire artists to discover insights, connections and patterns across huge sets of data points.
- By Prajaktha Gurung
“There is no must in art because art is free” Wassily Kandinsky
Art is subjective, ambiguous and reactionary whereas AI is objective, universal and logical, at least on paper. So, what happens when the two worlds collide?
Artificial intelligence is redefining the creative process with computers creating music, poetry etc. According to the Association of Computational Creativity, the goal of computational creativity is to model, simulate, or replicate creativity.
AI as an imitator
Neural artistic style transfer is used to create artworks based on the data fed into it, and uses deep neural networks to recreate, replicate and blend styles to produce new pieces.
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Prajaktha Gurung
I am a literature, media and psychology grad which explains much of my confusion in life. I like writing, especially about music. You'll find me clicking photographs and playing music on my guitar most of the time!
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