“Illusory Eyescape – Exploring the Variations of Consciousness through Generative Art and Eye-Tracking Techniques” by Lee and Chi
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- Illusory Eyescape - Exploring the Variations of Consciousness through Generative Art and Eye-Tracking Techniques
Session/Category Title: Art & Design
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We developed an interactive art installation. It integrates Generative Art and Eye-tracking Technologies to probe the fundamental nature of consciousness in humans and machines, questioning the role of art in this new epoch of human-machine synergy. This exploration broadens our comprehension of the potential amalgamations of art and technology.
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