Luba Elliott - AI in contemporary art practice - Oxford

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Luba Elliott

This talk was given at Oxford University on 15th March

Technology

AI in
contemporary
art practice
Luba Elliott
University of Oxford
15th March 2019
@elluba

Creative AI
Curator Artist
Community Organiser
Researcher

Creative AI meetup (since 2016)
(London, UK)

Leverhulme Centre for Future Intelligence 2017
(Cambridge)

Impakt Festival 2018
(Utrecht, Netherlands)

NeurIPS Creativity Workshop (since 2017)
(Long Beach / Montreal)

Inceptionism: Going Deeper into Neural Networks
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A Neural Algorithm of Artistic Style (2015)
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Mario Klingemann
Scott Kelly and Ben Polkinghorne

Julien Deswaef & Matthew Plummer-Fernandez

Mario Klingemann
Shinseungback Kimyonghun

Luba.elliott@gmail.com
www.elluba.com
@elluba

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