29 mai 2020
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Nikoleta Kerinska, « L’autonomie des œuvres dotées d’intelligence artificielle », HAL-SHS : histoire de l'art, ID : 10.35699/2237-5864.2020.21563
This article proposes a synthetic reflection on the concept of autonomy, developed from its philosophical and scientific foundations, and then examined from the perspective of art. Two works are taken as the object of study: Oscar by Catherine Ikam and Louis Fléri, and PostPoète by Léopold Dumond. We start from the observation that the use of artificial intelligence and cutting-edge technology in art produces unique and complex works, considered as achievements of recent scientific advances. However, we will demonstrate that on a cultural level, they dialogue with ideas that have perpetuated the human imagination since antiquity, and that have already inspired several pictorial and literary works.