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AI's paintings feel a little lacking.
Now that AI can even create paintings and music,
Then where does the reason for humans to create art remain?
To create art in this era,
one inevitably searches for something that only humans can do.
AIの絵はすこしさみしい
AIが絵や音楽までつくれるようになった今、
「じゃあ人間がアートをつくる理由って、どこに残っているんだろう?」
今の時代にアートをつくるには
やっぱり探してしまう――「人間にしかできない何か」を。
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Eiji Aramaki was born in 1974 and studied information science at Kyoto University and the University of Tokyo. He has been engaged in research on natural language processing.
Around 2005, he began research on the application of natural language processing to the medical field and has pioneered medical natural language processing research in Japan.
In parallel with his research activities, he is also engaged in artistic activities, producing oil paintings and portraits based on AI-generated images and exploring expressions that examine the relationship between human and AI creativity.
By moving between the domains of science and art, he explores new possibilities for human language activity and knowledge creation.
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Eiji ARAMAKI, Ph.D. |
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