Sofian Audry
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Sofian Audry is a leading voice at the intersection of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and contemporary art. His research fundamentally questions the role of the artist in an age of autonomous creation, exploring how computational systems can become genuine creative agents. In his highly cited work, “Can Artificial Intelligence Make Art without Artists? Ask the Viewer” (2019, 32 citations), Audry provocatively reframes the debate by shifting focus from the creator’s intent to the audience’s perception. This paper, alongside his broader scholarship, challenges the field to move beyond binary arguments of whether machines can be creative, instead examining the emergent properties and aesthetic experiences that arise when algorithms generate art beyond their programmer’s direct control. Audry’s contributions are pivotal for students and researchers in digital arts and AI ethics, as he provides a nuanced framework for understanding authorship, agency, and creativity in human-machine collaborations. His work continues to influence how we think about the future of artistic practice in a world of increasingly autonomous technologies.
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- 1Can Artificial Intelligence Make Art without Artists? Ask the Viewer32 citations · 2019