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  • In this episode of Dream Machine, I engage in a thought-provoking conversation with ChatGPT around the intersection of artificial intelligence and creativity. We explore how AI has evolved from a tool for repetitive tasks to a genuine collaborator in creative fields, discussing its training processes, the nature of AI-generated creativity, and the biases inherent in AI systems. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of human-AI collaboration, the potential for new forms of artistic expression and the future implications of AI in the creative landscape.

  • Luba Elliott is a renowned curator, researcher, and consultant at the forefront of the AI-art movement, curating exhibitions and events around the world that explore how AI is creating new pathways for Artists. She’s worked with institutions like the Serpentine Galleries, the V&A, and the ART-AI Festival, Ars Electronica and CogX, and she’s frequently called on to speak at global events like NeurIPS. Luba’s work bridges the gap between tech and art, helping artists and technologists rethink creativity and authorship in the digital age.

    In our conversation, we’ll explore her perspective on AI’s evolving role in the art world. How does she see AI— as just a tool, or maybe as a true creative collaborator? We’ll talk about how artists are using AI in ways that would have been impossible just a few years ago and whether AI changes the emotional or personal connection in art. We discuss ethical challenges like copyright and data use, and we’ll look ahead to where she sees AI and artists heading in the next decade.

    Throughout the discussion we mention some artists by name along with various AI technologies. For those that are interested I’ve added links on the show notes.

    Get ready for a fresh perspective on the exciting and sometimes challenging dynamics between AI and creativity!

    SAMPLE LIST OF ARTISTS THAT INCORPORATE OR COLLABORATE WITH AI:

    Refik Anodol

    https://refikanadol.com/

    Sougwen Chung

    https://sougwen.com/

    Mario Klingemann

    https://quasimondo.com/

    Alexander Reben

    https://areben.com/

    Scott Eaton

    https://www.scott-eaton.com/

    Sofia Crespo

    https://sofiacrespo.com

    Stephanie Dinkins

    https://www.stephaniedinkins.com/

    Ross Goodwin

    https://rossgoodwin.com/

    Mimi Onuoha

    https://mimionuoha.com/

    Mike Tyka

    https://www.miketyka.com/

    Jake Elwes

    https://www.jakeelwes.com/

    Taryn Southern

    https://aiartists.org/taryn-southern

    Memo Akten

    https://www.artsy.net/artist/memo-akten

    Linda Dounia

    https://www.artsy.net/artist/linda-dounia-1

    Anna Ridler

    http://annaridler.com/bio

    Jenna Sutela

    https://www.artsy.net/artist/jenna-sutela

    Bobbie Barrat

    https://www.instagram.com/robbie.exe/

    Beeple (Mike Winklemann)

    https://beeple-studios.xyz/faq/

    Casey Reas

    https://reas.com/

    James Bridle

    https://jamesbridle.com/works

    Kyle McDonald

    https://kylemcdonald.net/

    David McLeod

    http://davidmcleod.com/

    Roman Lipski

    https://www.romanlipski.com/quantum-blur

    Daniel Ambrosi

    https://www.danielambrosi.com/

    Helena Sarin

    https://www.neuralbricolage.com/

    Egor Kraft

    https://kraft.studio/

    Gretchen Andrew

    https://www.gretchenandrew.com/

    Adam Harvey

    https://adam.harvey.studio/

    Shinseungback Kimyonghun

    https://ssbkyh.com/

    Joanne Hastie

    https://joannehastie.com/en-gb

    Harm van den Dorpel

    https://harm.work/

    Ben Snell

    http://bensnell.io/

    Ai Da

    https://www.ai-darobot.com/

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  • Today we joined by Stephen Marche, author and cultural commentator, whose work pushes the boundaries of writing and creativity. Steven‘s latest experiments involve collaborating with AI. From his groundbreaking novella, Death of an Author, to exploring the future of creativity in both human and machine driven storytelling, we will explore how AI is not just a tool but a potential collaborator in the world of writing and discuss what this means for the future of human imaginationb and one of the most deeply human pursuits - writing.

  • “Dream Machine” is your front-row seat to hear in real-time how artificial intelligence is reshaping the creative world. We’re here to reveal the exciting, sometimes unsettling ways AI intersects with art, culture and innovation, Through lively, thought-provoking and often humorous conversations with artists, engineers and creative trailblazers, we explore how AI is reshaping what it means to be creative. While AI can assist, collaborate, amplify and even challenge us, it’s our unique perspective, imagination and wit that keep the human creative flame alive.