ANTI-AI ARCHIVE
ART-HISTORY NODE / 049 · 2015

DeepDream

DeepDream

Alexander Mordvintsev; Christopher Olah; Mike Tyka / Google

Historical context & research account

DeepDream amplifies internal network activations to make recognized patterns visible. It is not contemporary text-to-image generation, but gives a broad public an early encounter with a recognizable visual aesthetic arising from neural representations. Artists, media and online communities quickly incorporate that aesthetic into their practices and discussions.

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Date displayed for this node:2015 · Date recorded in the research master:2015

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https://research.google/blog/deepdream-a-code-example-for-visualizing-neural-networks/

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Archive node #049 · Historical node

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AI Art Genealogy Research Master · p. 16 · 049
Date as recorded: 2015
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