Exploring machine learning for music, live: Gamma_LAB AI

AI in music is as big a buzzword as in other fields. So now’s the time to put it to the test – to reconnect to history, human practice, and context, and see what holds up. That’s the goal of the Gamma_LAB AI in St. Petersburg next month. An open call is running now.

Jlin, Holly Herndon, and ‘Spawn’ find beauty in AI’s flaws

Musicians don’t just endure technology when it breaks. They embrace the broken. So it’s fitting that Holly Herndon’s team have produced a demonic spawn of machine learning algorithms – and that the results are wonderful.

Peter Kirn - December 10, 2018

Accusonus explain how they’re using AI to make tools for musicians

First, there was DSP (digital signal processing). Now, there’s AI. But what does that mean? Let’s find out from the people developing it.

Peter Kirn - November 17, 2017

Google explores how machine learning could navigate the history of art

Peter Kirn - November 15, 2016

Stop Motion Animation, Without the Effort: Magical New Algorithm Lets You Just Use Your Hands

Peter Kirn - March 6, 2013

A Delicate Web in White Lasers: Robert Henke’s ‘Fragile Territories’

Peter Kirn - February 26, 2013

A Delicate Web in White Lasers: Robert Henke's 'Fragile Territories'

Peter Kirn - February 26, 2013

Glitchy Imagery, Made from a Single Line of C, Inspired by Algorithmic Music

Peter Kirn - October 10, 2011

Entire Musical Compositions Made from Just One Line of Code are Glitchy but Musical

Peter Kirn - October 10, 2011

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