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Automatism, Autonomy and Aesthetics in the Performing Arts
Edmond Couchot
- Year
- 2019
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
Current technologies available to artists are of unprecedented complexity and variety compared with conventional techniques. They have enabled creators, in particular those in the performing arts, to familiarize themselves with robots, avatars, virtual characters and other “intelligent agents.” As diverse as they are, these technologies use computer models inspired from life and intelligence.
Keywords
Variety (cybernetics)Automatism (medicine)The artsAutonomyHuman–computer interactionComputer scienceAestheticsRobotCognitive scienceVisual arts
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