
Artsy AI - Neural Networks and Creativity
Lecture
Duration: 45 min.
Saturday, 04 May 2019 | 18:00 > 18:452019-05-04T18:00:00.000Z | Meeting Area Lectures
The lecture gives an introduction to neural networks and how they work, with strong focus on Convolutional Neural Networks, which are mainly used for image recognition and image sythesis tasks. Instead of going into the mathematical details, we try to learn common concepts like backpropagation and activation functions as pictorial as possible. Different network types and architectures are shortly explained and accompanied with examples that have their origin in the field of art.
Instead of predicting the doomsday future of human creativity, the main idea is to show the potential this new technology has.
Instead of predicting the doomsday future of human creativity, the main idea is to show the potential this new technology has.
Author
- Tschänz is a computer scientist based in Tübingen, Germany, born in Karlsruhe in 1991. He studied Media Informatics in Tübingen with strong focus on Visual Computing, Computer Vision and Computer Graphics and later on Machine Learning, respectively Neural Networks.
In all his studies, the focus always laid on visually appealing content generation, driven by mathematical concepts, presented in a audio reactive way to create immersive experiences.
Starting as VJ in a club he visually appeased the audience with video compositions that get...

