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* How does it relate / sustain a collective? (human + non-human) | * How does it relate / sustain a collective? (human + non-human) | ||
From "Maps": _Secondly, there is a 'latent space'. Image latency refers to the space in between the capture of images in datasets and the generation of new images. It is a algorithmic space of | From "Maps": _Secondly, there is a 'latent space'. Image latency refers to the space in between the capture of images in datasets and the generation of new images. It is a algorithmic space of computational models where images are, for instance, encoded with 'noise', and the machine then learns how to how to de-code them back into images (aka 'image diffusion')._ | ||
== How does it evolve through time? == | == How does it evolve through time? == | ||
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What is the network that sustains this object?
- How does it move from person to person, person to software, to platform, what things are attached to it (visual culture)
- Networks of attachments
- How does it relate / sustain a collective? (human + non-human)
From "Maps": _Secondly, there is a 'latent space'. Image latency refers to the space in between the capture of images in datasets and the generation of new images. It is a algorithmic space of computational models where images are, for instance, encoded with 'noise', and the machine then learns how to how to de-code them back into images (aka 'image diffusion')._
