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Abstract

As we move towards a world that is using machine learning and nascent artificial intelligence to analyse and, in many ways, guide most aspects of our lives, new forms of heterogeneous collaborative teams that include human/intelligent machine agents will become not just possible, but an inevitable part of our shared world. The conscious participation of the arts in the conversation about, and development and implementation of, these new collaborative possibilities is crucial, as the arts serve as our best lens through which we can explore the full spectrum of potential possibilities and futures. Through the complex relationships formed through heterogeneous human/intelligent agent collaboration, we are given the opportunity to re-examine some of our assumptions and suppositions of teamwork and forms of relating and thinking within a group environment.

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Creative collaboration within heterogeneous human/intelligent agent teams
Technoetic Arts 19, 269 (2021); https://doi.org/10.1386/tear_00068_1
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Keyword(s): art; artificial intelligence; co-creation; machine learning; more-than-human; neural networks; teamwork

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