SXSW 2022
How Open AI Models Enable Artists To Innovate
Description:
Over the last 5 years, AI has become more accessible and usable. AI researchers now release the models that they've trained on vast amounts of data, letting anyone use the result. This has created a surge of innovation among artists across multiple mediums who are using these models to generate art in unique ways. This panel highlights some prominent innovators in the space: Helena Sarin is the founder of Neural Bricolage, and trains GANs on her own photos to generate new pieces; Dalena Tran directed the music video "Incomplete", merging AI & 3D compositing; Hans Brouwer created Wavefunk, a music video generator that morphs to the beat or chord of any song; Ryan Groves is the co-organizer of the AI Song Contest and founder of Infinite Album where they generate music for livestreamers.
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Takeaways
- How can artists start using AI as part of their creative process, and at what part of the process is it most appropriate?
- How can researchers make their work more accessible to artists and other practitioners? What are the industry standards for sharing work?
- What does the future hold for the intersection of AI and art? What can we learn from international art competitions for generative art/music?
Speakers
- Ryan Groves, Founder & CTO, Infinite Album
- Helena Sarin, Founder, Neural Bricolage
- Dalena Tran, Creative Director, SOOZ GLOBAL
- Hans Brouwer, Full-stack Engineer, Generatrix
Organizer
Ryan Groves, Founder & CEO, Infinite Album
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