When Google released its DeepDream code for visualizing how computers learn to identify images through the company’s artificial neural networks, trippy images created with the image recognition ...

When Vincent Van Gogh cut off his left ear with a razor as part of a general mental health decline in his final years, one of the things he was despondent about was the feeling that his paintings were ...

In recent days, we’ve seen Google’s dream robot reimagine everything from internet memes to Hunter S. Thompson’s acid trips. But exactly how the artificial neural network creates these trippy images ...

An installation at ICA Boston and a collaboration with The Hill Side Bandanas aren't the only projects that Barry McGee has going right now. The artist worked with photographer Jim Goldberg to create ...

Google today announced that it has open-sourced its code for generating wild and crazy images using a type of artificial intelligence called deep learning. The DeepDream project is now available on ...

Google's image recognition programs are usually trained to look for specific objects, like cars or dogs. But now, in a process Google's engineers are calling "inceptionism," these artificial ...

You might have seen some trippy images (think melting dogs) take over the web in the past few weeks, usually tagged with the hashtag #deepdream. Now, you can create your own, even if you’re not ...

Comic books and psychedelics have a long and storied history, but German designer Eduard Horn has made that connection explicit in a series of images called Kaleidocomix that reimagines his childhood ...

To find out which sights specific neurons in monkeys 'like' best, researchers designed an algorithm, called XDREAM, that generated images that made neurons fire more than any natural images the ...