Are the robots coming? Designing with autonomy & control for musical creativity & performance
This paper1 expands upon our previous work, and starts to unpack notions of autonomy and control in musical composition and performance-based systems. The term autonomous has become synonymous with technologies such as “autonomous vehicles” and “drones”, while notions of control have mainly been rai...
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| description | This paper1 expands upon our previous work, and starts to unpack notions of autonomy and control in musical composition and performance-based systems. The term autonomous has become synonymous with technologies such as “autonomous vehicles” and “drones”, while notions of control have mainly been raised in respect to the “control” of industrial systems and in respect to protocols. This position piece disrupts these notions and provides a platform, introducing a more radical proposition in respect to the representation of autonomy and control of features that can be used to design systems that support musical composition and performance. This paper supports a growing interest within the Design, HCI and Artificial Intelligence communities, leading us to think about Human Like Computing systems and the development of a Computational Creativity Continuum. |
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| spelling | nottingham-484872020-05-04T19:13:27Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/48487/ Are the robots coming? Designing with autonomy & control for musical creativity & performance Chamberlain, Alan This paper1 expands upon our previous work, and starts to unpack notions of autonomy and control in musical composition and performance-based systems. The term autonomous has become synonymous with technologies such as “autonomous vehicles” and “drones”, while notions of control have mainly been raised in respect to the “control” of industrial systems and in respect to protocols. This position piece disrupts these notions and provides a platform, introducing a more radical proposition in respect to the representation of autonomy and control of features that can be used to design systems that support musical composition and performance. This paper supports a growing interest within the Design, HCI and Artificial Intelligence communities, leading us to think about Human Like Computing systems and the development of a Computational Creativity Continuum. ACM 2017-10-23 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Chamberlain, Alan (2017) Are the robots coming? Designing with autonomy & control for musical creativity & performance. In: Proceedings of the 12th International Audio Mostly Conference on Augmented and Participatory Sound and Music Experiences, 23-26 Aug 2017, London, UK. Artificial Intelligence Autonomy CHI CSCW Control Creativity Design Ethnography Human-Like Computing Machine Learning Music Musical Instrument Performance https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?doid=3123514.3123568 |
| spellingShingle | Artificial Intelligence Autonomy CHI CSCW Control Creativity Design Ethnography Human-Like Computing Machine Learning Music Musical Instrument Performance Chamberlain, Alan Are the robots coming? Designing with autonomy & control for musical creativity & performance |
| title | Are the robots coming? Designing with autonomy & control for musical creativity & performance |
| title_full | Are the robots coming? Designing with autonomy & control for musical creativity & performance |
| title_fullStr | Are the robots coming? Designing with autonomy & control for musical creativity & performance |
| title_full_unstemmed | Are the robots coming? Designing with autonomy & control for musical creativity & performance |
| title_short | Are the robots coming? Designing with autonomy & control for musical creativity & performance |
| title_sort | are the robots coming? designing with autonomy & control for musical creativity & performance |
| topic | Artificial Intelligence Autonomy CHI CSCW Control Creativity Design Ethnography Human-Like Computing Machine Learning Music Musical Instrument Performance |
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