How AI shapes a new form of creativity | Johannes Stelzer | TEDxTübingen

Dr. Johannes Stelzer has focused on the transfer of AI advanced technology into the application. After studying physics, he spent over a decade researching at various Max Planck Institutes at the intersection of neuroscience and artificial intelligence. He sees particularly high potential in the new phenomenon of creative artificial intelligence. Johannes Stelzer is a founding member of the artist collective Lunar Ring and makes creative AI tangible in the context of exhibitions and events.

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Dr. Johannes Stelzer hat sich auf den Transfer von KI Spitzentechnologie in die Anwendung spezialisiert. Nach seinem Physikstudium hat er über ein Jahrzehnt an verschiedenen Max-Planck-Instituten im Schnittbereich zwischen Neurowissenschaften und Künstlicher Intelligenz geforscht. Besonderes hohes Potential sieht er dabei in dem neuen Phänomen der kreativen künstlichen Intelligenz. Johannes Stelzer ist Gründungsmitglied des Künsterkollektivs Lunar Ring und macht im Rahmen von Ausstellungen und Events kreative KI erfahrbar. Dr. Johannes Stelzer has focused on the transfer of AI advanced technology into the application. After studying physics, he spent over a decade researching at various Max Planck Institutes at the intersection of neuroscience and artificial intelligence. He sees particularly high potential in the new phenomenon of creative artificial intelligence. Johannes Stelzer is a founding member of the artist collective Lunar Ring and makes creative AI tangible in the context of exhibitions and events.

[juliandurchdenwald]

Glückwunsch und weiterhin viel Erfolg bei diesem tollen Projekt. Toll! Sogar deine Schnürsenkel sind gebunden ;)

[ruedigersens]

if only his pronunciation in English was better... as the own digital translation program on English subtitles makes running errors..pity!
It would not have been bad if he had also drawn attention to dangers. Just one example: there is pretending that historical personalities such as Charles Darwin or Marie Curie can be made to move again proverbially in gesture and expression from old still pictures. That is a no-go!
The mental processes as triggers for gestures and movement will never be able to be read off as an autarkic driving force from their physical correlate, namely the many beautiful fMRI images. Nevertheless, there are positive fields of application in the area of hybridization of man and machine.

[coanh]

if you want God to forgive you dont commet here just go to the church and pray.