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Harold Cohen
Original title: ハロルド・コーエン
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1928
Harold Cohen was a British-born artist known as the creator of AARON, a computer program designed to create paintings and drawings autonomously. His work at the intersection of computer artificial intelligence and painting led to exhibitions at many museums, including London’s Tate Gallery.
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1928年
ハロルド・コーエンは英国生まれの芸術家で、自律的に絵画や図面を作成するように設計されたコンピュータープログラムである AARON の作成者として知られていました。コンピューター人工知能と絵画の交差点における彼の作品は、ロンドンのテート ギャラリーを含む多くの美術館での展覧会につながりました。
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