Computational Creativity
summary
Computational systems now generate artifacts that people accept as valuable: a marimba robot that improvises and collaborates autonomously with 4 arms 8 sticks, trained on 5,000 songs and roughly 2 million motifs using deep neural nets; an IBM Watson culinary engine built from ~30,000 recipes plus flavor chemistry that yields sellable recipes via Bayesian surprise and olfactory regression; GANs and Painting Fool style systems produce novel visual art (Edmond de Belamy sold at Christie’s). Work splits into exploratory, combinatorial, transformational systems and roles: independent creator, collaborator, tool or coach.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 6:54The Creative Artists
- 9:24Isaac Newton
- 10:53Albert Einstein
- 18:59Tonal Music
- 22:13Computational Creativity
- 32:54Human to Human Collaboration
- 38:01Creative Art Networks
- 44:08Theme
- 45:43The Creativity Coach
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