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Artificial intelligence has ignited a global debate about the future of creativity. Will machines replace artists? Can algorithms truly create? Or are we asking the wrong questions?
In Algorithmic Parallax, Michael Filimowicz argues that generative AI does not diminish human creativity—it reveals how creativity has always worked.
Drawing on philosophy, media theory, psychology, music production, literature, and contemporary AI, these seven thought-provoking essays challenge one of Western culture's deepest assumptions: that creativity begins with a solitary genius producing something from nothing. Instead, Filimowicz shows that creative work has always emerged through navigating vast cultural archives, recombining existing forms, and exercising judgment, taste, and vision. AI simply makes this hidden architecture impossible to ignore.
Rather than treating artificial intelligence as either humanity's greatest threat or its greatest achievement, Algorithmic Parallax offers a new conceptual framework for understanding the relationship between human imagination and machine generation. From AI art and writing to music production and authorship, the book explores how creativity is evolving into a form of creative co-cognition—an ongoing collaboration between human intelligence and increasingly powerful generative systems.
Accessible without technical expertise yet rich with original ideas, Algorithmic Parallax is an essential read for artists, writers, designers, educators, technologists, and anyone curious about what creativity means in the age of artificial intelligence.
What if AI isn't replacing human creativity—but helping us finally understand it?
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Artificial intelligence has ignited a global debate about the future of creativity. Will machines replace artists? Can algorithms truly create? Or are we asking the wrong questions?In Algorithmic Parallax, Michael Filimowicz argues that generative AI does not diminish human creativity-it reveals how creativity has always worked.Drawing on philosophy, media theory, psychology, music production, literature, and contemporary AI, these seven thought-provoking essays challenge one of Western culture's deepest assumptions: that creativity begins with a solitary genius producing something from nothing. Instead, Filimowicz shows that creative work has always emerged through navigating vast cultural archives, recombining existing forms, and exercising judgment, taste, and vision. AI simply makes this hidden architecture impossible to ignore.Rather than treating artificial intelligence as either humanity's greatest threat or its greatest achievement, Algorithmic Parallax offers a new conceptual framework for understanding the relationship between human imagination and machine generation. From AI art and writing to music production and authorship, the book explores how creativity is evolving into a form of creative co-cognition-an ongoing collaboration between human intelligence and increasingly powerful generative systems.Accessible without technical expertise yet rich with original ideas, Algorithmic Parallax is an essential read for artists, writers, designers, educators, technologists, and anyone curious about what creativity means in the age of artificial intelligence.What if AI isn't replacing human creativity-but helping us finally understand it? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798188896003
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