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    <pre style="white-space:pre-line"><code>tally clean up part of an artwork. The categorization of art is a delicate,   R EP R E S EN T A T I V E
 time-varying dialogue that runs parallel to its creation, involving artists,
 theorists, curators, gallerists, critics, historians, and viewers, all of whom   Through extractive, selective, and sorting processes, algorithms reduce
 could hardly agree not only on classification but also on categories.    and trivialize the complexity of the original situations. Reduction and sub-
 The simple, accelerated labelling that would be required to prepare a bal-  traction belong to the palette of techniques used for artistic expression,
 anced dataset is, in our view, beyond (not only) art.   for example in sculpture. In our project, we thematized reduction through
 Matěj Smetana is an artist known for experimenting with the pos-  its hyperbolization: a single representative of the entire dataset was dis-
 sibilities of animation and the idea of an algorithmically moderated data-  played in the gallery installation of the exhibition (Figure 8).
 set intrigued him. By automating the ordering of images in the dataset
 according to a certain key, four films were created with a specific narra-  “One image has been randomly chosen from the collected data-
 tive based on the conflict of original and emergent contexts (Figure 7).  set - a digital reproduction of a painting, which was later loaned
                     for the exhibition to stand as a representative of the whole da-
 “Artificial intelligences excel in recognizing patterns and extraordi-  tabase collection. A thumbnail image selected by the algorithm.”
 nary mechanical memory… They are geniuses and idiots at the same   Aimee’s monologue – digital guide to the exhibition AI: All Idiots
 time; idiot-savants. The dataset can be sorted in various ways. Half
 a million images can be arranged according to their similarity, col-  S TAT I S T I C  D A TA
 our, composition of image elements; their size, symmetry, shapes
 and so on… Sorting is the basics of Artificial Intelligence. Thanks to   “The chart on the wall is based on the original complete dataset
 sorting, AI can learn various things. We humans perceive the rapidly   of the Czech art scene created for the AI: All Idiots project. Who
 changing images – in some way similar – to a movement; simple   are the heroes? Who are the outsiders? Who is the best Czech art-
 animation; This effect is caused by the persistence of vision and   ist? Only when you understand the data can you start the teach-
 the processes in the human brain. By simple sequencing of images   ing process. The dataset serves as a source material for artificial
 connections are created perceivable only by human beings, that   intelligence I have trained, as well as for invited mediators from
 are hidden to artificial intelligence. This is another big difference   the ranks of artists: Andreas Gajdošík, Vilém Duha, Matěj Smetana,
 between how the dataset is perceived by oneself and by artificial   Jana Bernartová, Barbora Trnková, Tomáš Javůrek.
 intelligence. Sequencing 136 458 images according to one clue has   In Meet Factory, they present artistic outputs based both on
 taken the artificial intelligence approximately fourteen days. There   the dataset and on the outputs of the artificial intelligence that is
 are four sequences in the installation: created by visual similari-  also processing this dataset. The crude language of numbers and
 ty, color, composition and surface and lines. Matěj Smetana has   comparisons, rough cuts into the soft matter.” Aimee’s monologue
 placed the simple animations on top of four robot vacuums, and   – digital guide to the exhibition AI: All Idiots
 let them cruise the Meet Factory. The vacuum cleaners represent
 the seemingly utilitarian development of artificial intelligence devel-  We have downloaded 800 names of artists from Artlist.cz. Almost
 opment and of technology in general. When installed in the gallery,   half of them did not have their own websites. 476 artists had websites,
 the vacuums steal away the job of cleaning workers, as artificial   but only 456 were active. 20 had a website, but it was not possible to
 intelligence is expected to do in a number of professions. But these   download images from them. Only 398 addresses could be used to fill
 robots are just relatively stupid automatons. This is not the first time   up our database. We used a bot programmed on the Nightmare library
 robot vacuums have been used in a gallery installation. In relation   to automatically aggregate image data from websites.
 to this topic it can even be considered an ironic installation cliché.”    In order to show how the artificial intelligence software analysis
 Aimee’s monologue – digital guide to the exhibition AI: All Idiots  performed on the datasets, we distinguished female artists from male
                artists. The simplest way to use the algorithm to separate these two
                groups was to use the Czech spelling rule in our case, since the dataset
                primarily contains Czech names, and identify the women in the dataset by
                the surname hyphenation flag of the ending -ová. The statistical deviation,
                i.e., the number of female artists who do not hyphenate their surnames,
                appeared negligible in terms of pragmatic data. There were 565 male art-
                ists in the dataset, but 192 female artists, or only one third (Figure 10).
                Furthermore, the data show that women have proportionally more active
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