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The article discusses how humans and robots are collaborating in various creative fields such as art, music, dance, cooking, and art history. In the field of music, scientists at the Georgia Tech Center for Music Technology have developed a robotic drumming prosthesis that allows drummers with one arm to perform with two drumsticks held by the artificial arm. They have also created a robot marimba player named Shimon who can write music, improvise, and show emotions while playing. In the field of dance, the FOREST project at Georgia Tech involves tall robots dancing alongside human dancers to establish trust between humans and robots. In the culinary field, a robot named Sam is working with Chef Nicolas Maire to suggest ingredient combinations and quantities for new recipes. In the field of art history, AI models are being used to measure creativity in artworks and analyze the influence of artists on each other. Individual artists are also using artificial intelligence to incorporate nature into architecture and create interactive art installations. Finally, children are working with robots to boost their creativity, as shown in a study conducted at MIT. [Extracted from the article] |
