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Re:Show HN: ML Art – A visual directory with creative machin... by emilwallner on Tuesday October 27, 2020 @11:37AM (#24908435)
Hey, I'm Emil, a resident at the Google Arts & Culture Lab.

This project started as an endeavour to get an overview of what creators were doing at the intersection of creativity and machine learning.

I thought I was up to date with the latest, but my reference list kept growing and I realised I was unaware of many projects by the community.

Once I reached a few hundred, I thought it could be useful for others, so I turned my spreadsheet into a visual database with Spreadsimple.

Something missing? Just comment with a link to the project or portfolio below, and I'll review it.

More projects coming every week!!

Re:Show HN: ML Art – A visual directory with creative machin... by wrangler99 on Tuesday October 27, 2020 @10:04AM (#24907518)
There is a big gap before 2012. For examples, projects featured at Cybernetic Serendipity Music 1968 [1], and Harold Cohen's AARON [2]. Having that said, I'm not strictly sure if it belongs to machine learning.

-https://cyberneticserendipity.net/

-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_Cohen_(artist)

Re:Show HN: ML Art – A visual directory with creative machin... by deanff on Tuesday October 27, 2020 @09:50AM (#24907394)
I can tell that the machine learning community has evolved a visual aesthetic, e.g. GAN interpolations have created images I could not have imagined before.

Still, it's harder to see ML's impact on text generation and music. Does anyone have good examples of those or guides to understand this better?