Artists + Machine Intelligence (AMI) Grants is a grant program from Google Arts and Culture in collaboration with Google AI that funds artists at a critical career juncture to experiment with machine learning and artificial intelligence as creative tools. The program supports project development grants and research awards of $20,000 USD for artists working at the intersection of art and AI.

Past supported projects include neural network-based explorations of sound, AI-generated rap poetry, generative models trained on lost early cinema, and self-conducting orchestras. Eligible applicants are professional artists of all ages for whom access to AI research teams and resources would be meaningfully impactful to their creative practice.

Check the Google Arts and Culture AMI program page for current application windows and eligibility requirements.

Artists Meet Machine Learning — Google Arts & Culture From bringing lost films back to life to an AI oracle from the future Three artworks that push the creative potential of machine learning What does spelling sound like? Allison Parrish uses neural networks to play with the mechanics of sound Can AI rap? Alex Fefegha brings machine learning to life using the work of black artists Can machine learning reimagine lost cinema?

Anna Ridler trains generative neural networks on fragments of early Hollywood cinema that still exist A project by London-based artist Alex Fefegha The co-founder of Comuzi Lab, a design studio based in London Read Learn more about his project, Hip Hop Poetry Bot His AI oracle lets you ask the future a question about life - and it will respond in rap Contribute to the Hip Hop Poetry Bot An orchestra that conducts itself A project by Kolkata-based artist Budhaditya Chattopadhyay Watch Meet Budhaditya Chattopadhyay A Kolkata-based artist, researcher and writer Read Learn more about his project, Dhvāni A responsive, evolving, and self-regulating sound installation Bringing lost cinema back to life A project by London-based artist Anna Ridler An artist and researcher working with collections of information to create new and unusual narratives Read Learn more about her project, Let Me Dream Again A generative film trained on early cinema and edited by hand to create a new narrative Explore Let Me Dream Again Can we make human voices?

A project by Los Angeles-based artist Martine Syms An American artist based in Los Angeles who works in publishing, video, and performance Read Learn more about her project, Neural Swamp A play across five screens, starring five entities who talk and sing alongside and over each other A project by New York-based artist Allison Parrish Watch Meet Allison Parrish A computer programmer, poet, educator, and game designer Read Learn more about her project, The Nonsense Laboratory Adjust, poke at, mangle, curate and compress words with a series of playful tools Play with the Nonsense Laboratory Giving voice to traditional Peruvian textiles A project by Stockholm-based artist Paola Torres Núñez del Prado Watch Meet Paola Torres Nuñez del Prado A Peruvian-artist and researcher who explores traditional textiles and patterns using technology Read Learn more about her project, Knots of Code Exploring new meanings of quipus, a pre-Columbian notation system that is based on knots in ropes More explorations of Art + AI A creative space that combines artistic vision with emerging technologies Exploring Art + AI What is Artists + Machine Intelligence?

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