Un parlamento para los algoritmos

Abstract

Artificial intelligence programs celebrate spectacular successes not only in the realm of calculus, analytical prediction or diagnostics, but also in musical composition, the creative modelling of visual processes, TV series, architectural design or the writing of stories. These advances in artificial intelligence have led many people to speculate that human beings will soon be replaced in many realms, even in the realm of creativity. AI-Generated Art could assume responsibility for our artistic creativity; we could automatize or mechanize creativity, as is also predicted about work or democracy. If artistic creativity was one of the final domains of the distinction between humans and computers, this last bastion seems to also now have been destroyed, and we could be entering a time of art without human authors.