
Ep 9: Agent Lev Manovich - Machines are Already More Creative Than Us
Digital culture can be separate from tangible culture but the effects and integration of digital culture make it indistinguishable as we progress further into the 21st century. With constraints like v...
16 Huhti 202130min

Ep 8: Agent Ellen Broad - Artificial *Human* Intelligence
AI can be seen as entirely separate or different to human intelligence, but if we consider it deeply, it is only made possible by human intelligence. Is AI just an extension of Humans then? Data polic...
26 Maalis 202127min

Ep 7: Agent Marcus Endicott - Being Virtual in a Material World
You may know virtual bots like "Siri" or "Alexa", and you may have chatted to a bot to order a pizza, but virtual beings take these foundations to the next level. Even now we imagine personalities for...
12 Maalis 202121min

Ep 6: Agent David Olney - The Merit of Boring AI
So far we've shown some ways in which artists and engineers are using AI in creative ways or in creative processes and it has been a fascinating philosophical journey. In this episode, we bring Agent ...
26 Helmi 202130min

Ep 4: Agent Saqib Shaikh - Seeing the world through AI (Featuring Agent David Olney)
When we look at a painting or gaze upon a movie scene, we gather the visual information on what objects are, why something may be moving, and what that might mean. For a machine, these inputs break do...
29 Tammi 202143min

Ep 3: Agent Jon McCormack - The Great Partnership between Human and Machine
Professor Jon McCormack of Monash University joins the Art Intelligence Agency to discuss the considerations of pairing human creative endeavours with the strict logic of computer technology. Jon's un...
15 Tammi 202127min

Ep 2: Agent Jon Opie & Agent Ben Lancer - What Makes a Creative Mind a Mind at All?
Dr Jonathan Opie and Benjamin Lancer join the Art Intelligence Agency to dispense their collective expertise on how machines can resemble organic intelligence. While machines have been able to solve t...
1 Tammi 202138min





















