Machines don\u2019t perceive the world as we would like them to. Pulling back the curtain on artificial intelligence, this event explores how robots process reality in ways that are different than often assumed. By examining the history of robotic art and drawing connections between science fiction and technological innovation, we\u2019ll discuss how combining art and technology can build out our intuition of machine intelligence.<\/p>\n
As part of this residency project, Bailey showcases the development of a robotic art piece and offers a live demonstration of machine learning in action. The audience can see firsthand how robotic systems learn and operate. Rather than framing AI as revolutionary or fearsome, this event presents a grounded perspective on its potential. For those interested in technology and how it intersects with creativity, this interactive experience will inspire new thinking about machines and their role in the world.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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