Art work for Springer Medizin, illustrating an article on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine: doi.org/10.1007/s15004-023-9911-3

Original photo here:

www.flickr.com/photos/hibbert/6075228557/

AI Generated Image

Duncan Rawlinson created this piece using a combination of contemporary photography and artificial intelligence techniques. The image explores the latent space, presenting a futuristic and abstract vision that reflects the intersection of technology and art. The intricate patterns and forms highlight the potential of AI in generating unique and compelling visual aesthetics.

Duncan.co/fragmented-reality

AI Generated Image

AI Generated Image

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The Art, Technology, and Culture Colloquium with artist and engineer Mike Tyka in conversation with Gray Area Executive Director Josette Melchor on Deep Dreams: Between Inspiration and Hallucination.

the.science-The.Sea.And.I__denial.of.service©2017

the.science-The.Sea.And.I__denial.of.service©2017

The Art, Technology, and Culture Colloquium with artist and engineer Mike Tyka in conversation with Gray Area Executive Director Josette Melchor on Deep Dreams: Between Inspiration and Hallucination.

generated by artificial intelligence

the.science-The.Sea.And.I__denial.of.service©2017

..............well no, just an underside shot of a flower head on Cotinus Grace.

Pictures made with Stable Diffusion

I always love the way light trails echo the interior workings of the brain with similarity to neural synaptic motion inside our minds.