McCormack, 2008 - Google Patents
Facing the future: Evolutionary possibilities for human-machine creativityMcCormack, 2008
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- The art of artificial evolution: a handbook on evolutionary art and music
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This chapter examines the possibilities and challenges that lie ahead for evolutionary music and art. Evolutionary computing methods have enabled new modes of creative expression in the art made by humans. One day, it may be possible for computers to make art …
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