Amy Karle, a leading artist at the intersection of AI and generative design, has been pioneering the use of AI in creative processes since 2015. She believes AI complements human intuition and creativity, unlocking new realms of artistic possibilities. Amy’s work demonstrates how human imagination, when combined with AI's capabilities, can redefine art and creativity in the digital age.
To support significant emerging ethical AI frameworks, including UNESCO’s Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence, the EU AI act, the United Nations resolution on the promotion of “safe, secure, and trustworthy” artificial intelligence (AI) systems, and the US Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights, this carter leverages insights gained at Salzburg Global Seminar, to add to these foundational frameworks, underscoring the importance of ethical principles tailored to the current and future possible risks of AI, in relation to various intelligences, creative and cultural ecosystems and beyond, to better safeguard against potential harms, promote transparency, and ensure that AI…
このカバーストーリーでは、サンフランシスコのアーティスト、エイミー・カールによる画期的な「デジタルな死後」の探求が取り上げられています。彼女の最新プロジェクトでは、参加者のDNA、メッセージ、イメージ、バイオメトリクスが月に打ち上げられ、未来の人類や他の生命体に遺産として発見されることを目指しています。このビジョナリーなアート作品は、時間を超えた遺産を創り出し、未来の文明に対する深遠な問いかけを提供します。
Issues in Science and Technology (winter issue) by the National Academy of Sciences and Arizona State University features Karle’s AI-assisted biodesign work. Acutely aware of the volume of questions and concerns AI poses, Karle chooses to use AI in her research and work to illuminate that it can be used to support and co-create preferable futures. "The future with AI does not have to be something that happens to us, it is something that we can co-create." - Amy Karle
The growing focus on creating healthier, more energy-efficient buildings is reshaping how we design and inhabit spaces. By improving air quality, insulating against pollutants and pests, and optimizing energy consumption, these methods not only reduce utility costs but also enhance living conditions. Experts like Amy Karle highlight how artificial intelligence and nature’s intelligence can be integrated to design sustainable environments that promote health and well-being for both people and the planet. As cities like New York implement laws to cut emissions, Passive House Standards represent a future of smarter, healthier buildings for all.
Amy Karle's interactive installation Echoes from the Valley of Existence at the Sapporo International Art Festival employs modern technology to articulate our 'bio-digital echoes,' allowing viewers to leave behind their DNA and text messages, which will be sent to the moon. This work delves into the ephemeral nature of human existence, inviting reflection on the legacy and interpretation of life in a future where the boundaries of death are extended by digital and biological technologies.
U svojoj interaktivnoj umjetničkoj instalaciji "Odjeci iz doline postojanja", Amy Karle prikuplja i šalje digitalne i DNK uzorke na mjesec. Ovaj projekt, koji spaja biotehnologiju s umjetničkim izražavanjem, poziva na razmišljanje o nasljeđu bioloških i digitalnih ostataka čovječanstva, potičući kontemplaciju o tome kako bi buduća bića mogla interpretirati odjeke naše trenutne egzistencije.
WIRED Japan interviews artist Amy Karle in this podcast. Their discussion focuses on the impacts of technology and biotechnology on health, humanity, society, and the future, and her installation Echoes from the Valley of Existence at the Sapporo International Art Festival (SIAF Triennial) which explores the ephemeral nature of human existence in a future where digital and biological technologies enable life beyond physical death, provoking questions about the legacy and interpretation of human existence by future generations or extraterrestrial beings. (In Japanese and English).
In her interactive art installation Echoes From the Valley of Existence, Amy Karle collects and sends Digital and DNA samples to the moon. This project, merging biotechnology with artistic expression, invites reflection on the legacy of humanity's biological and digital remnants, provoking contemplation on how future beings might interpret the echoes of our current existence. "...the installation’s more about provoking questions than providing answers. Questions about how the biological and digital remnants we leave behind “echo” ahead in time, for example, and how future societies could interpret these relics."
This article discusses the broader implications of generative AI on society, including its potential to homogenize cultural narratives and copyright laws, alongside Amy Karle's innovative use of AI in biodesign to address environmental challenges, particularly in projects that guide the growth of mycelium-based materials and speculative biomimetic corals for environmental sustainability and carbon dioxide mitigation, reflecting a nuanced view of AI's role in shaping future societal and environmental outcomes.
Marlene Barts Buch untersucht die Verbindungen zwischen Künstlerbüchern und Enzyklopädien, wobei sie die Naturgeschichte als gemeinsamen Bezugspunkt wählt. Amy Karles innovative Arbeiten werden als herausragendes Beispiel für die Verschmelzung von Technologie, Kunst und Naturgeschichte hervorgehoben. Karle integriert digitale, biologische und physische Systeme, um die Grenzen der Wissensvermittlung zu erweitern. Das Buch betont, wie ihre transdisziplinäre Herangehensweise an das Sammeln und Organisieren von Daten traditionelle Ordnungssysteme herausfordert und neue Möglichkeiten für die Entwicklung virtueller Räume und das Wissen im digitalen Zeitalter aufzeigt.
‘American bio artist Amy Karle… primarily works in the computer technology sub-genre of bio art… and examines how technology and biotechnology impact the human body. In recent artworks from the 2010s, she made a 3D-printed heart form that pulses biomechanical, ...and a scaffold in the shape of a human hand seeded with donated human cells … At the heart of these works by Karle, Catts, Zurr, and Anker is a perceptual license to explore the philosophical and spiritual aspects of the life sciences that traditional biologists, neurosurgeons, or chemists are not typically granted.’
The article discusses the burgeoning support for ArtScience collaborations, highlighting Amy Karle's innovative work at the intersection of art, science, and technology, and her significant impact on the field as a pioneering bioartist and futurist. Karle's projects, emphasizing the fusion of digital, physical, and biological systems, exemplify the transformative potential of integrating artistic and scientific methodologies to envision and shape future human advancements.
Quando è nata, Amy Karle aveva una condizione rara e potenzialmente fatale. Questa esperienza ha alimentato il suo desiderio di esplorare le tecnologie biomediche in qualità di artista. Le sue opere innescano una riflessione profonda sulla condizione umana, il...
When she was born, Amy Karle had a rare and potentially fatal condition. This experience fueled her desire to explore biomedical technologies as an artist. Her works trigger a profound reflection on the human condition, the body and its limitations, integrating medicine, design, philosophy, art and biotechnology. This article traces the artist’s profile, describing some of her most interesting works.
“Through her art, Amy delves into this brave new world, where tech, biology, and the essence of life meet. Picture a world where our digital and physical selves blend harmoniously into one. That's where Amy's art takes us. Her mission? To use the endless possibilities of technology to make our lives better, healthier, and in harmony with our planet”…
E&HR delves into the ethical, regulatory, and policy dialogues surrounding human-centered research, fostering critical analysis on related scientific and healthcare issues. Artist Amy Karle’s work is featured in this issue as cover art and in a statement that...
At the pioneering Nova Río Biennial of Art and Technology held in Rio's Museu do Amanhã (Museum of The Future), artist Amy Karle stands out with her boundary-pushing works, blending anatomy, fashion, and technology. With pieces like 'Internal Collection' and 'The...
Amy Karle is a multi-faceted artist … Her view that technology will transform a post natural world has an undercurrent of sci-fi secular spiritualism reminding me of themes found in novels of Doris Lessing in particular the Canopus in Argos series. Karle’s...
