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Drawer of Ghosts 👻 and Unpacking 📦 are now available on dailydotxyz

gm Frag 011 (wip) The AI image-to-video generator expressed itself, unprompted, using Phantom 3D and Optics Logic behaviors. I’ve been meaning to mention that MANY artists work so beautifully with unprompted generation. My Native project differs only in intent, not in

The Prophecies of AARON by Jo Lawson-Tancred In “The Prophecies of AARON,” Jo Lawson-Tancred positions Harold Cohen’s AARON not as a relic but as a strangely prescient interlocutor for debates about creativity and machine intelligence. She recounts how Cohen described earlier

We need art that disturbs efficiency We are living in a moment where technology is no longer just a tool; it’s an atmosphere. Artificial intelligence doesn’t simply assist; it frames how we think, produce, and even perceive the world. For many artists, this has triggered

'A stop sign is flying in blue skies' From the alignDRAW collection by Elman Mansimov Collected by delronde

gm 🤍 FEMGEN is coming to Paris ! 🇫🇷 By micol and AXEL, with the support from Le Random and Fellowship. 📆 October 21st, 12pm - 6pm Rsvp at the link below 👇

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I just bought this AARON at Tsukuba, #6 29-6-85 by Harold Cohen. I actually had been looking at Harold Cohen pieces on Artsy recently, but like how these come with an NFT (+ a physical)!

gm! "AARON at Tsukuba '85" by Harold Cohen Solo Show → October 16th (London)

Harold Cohen - AARON at Tsukuba '85 show opens tomorrow in London rsvp below :)

🫴Artists You Need to Know: Harold Cohen Harold Cohen (1928–2016) is widely recognized as a pioneer of AI art. Starting in the late 1960s, he built AARON, a system that draws and paints autonomously, using rules that mimic how an artist thinks: from lines to shapes to figures.

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Collection: "DUCK" Artist: Rachel Maclean Piece: "You fooled me" Collected by Nina Roehrs

AARON at Tsukuba, #2 23-3-85 by Harold Cohen

Universal Beauty (Facetune Portraits) by Gretchen Andrew → from the FEMGEN Paris Exhibition

Harold Cohen on AARON ’95 In this interview he explains how the program builds drawings from first principles (line → shape → figure), why he wrote rules for “seeing,” and what autonomy meant for a system that plots rather than paints. Full interview ↓

gm! "AARON at Tsukuba '85" by Harold Cohen Solo Show → October 16th (London)