Yapay Zeka Olgusunun Güncel Sanat Çalışmalarındaki Açılımları

Teknoloji ile kaçınılmaz bir ilişki içinde olan toplumdaki her birey günlük aktivitelerinin büyük bir bölümünde bilinçli veya bilinçsiz bir şekilde yapay zekânın kullanımı ve gelişimi içinde rol almaktadır. Sürücüsüz araç tasarımı, finansal analiz, bireysel eğitim uygulamaları, pazarlama analizleri, müzik ilişkilendirme uygulamaları gibi birçok faaliyet alanlarında yer alan yapay zekâ, gün geçtikçe farklı uygulama alanlarına da sirayet etmektedir. Bunun doğal bir sonucu olarak da yapay zekânın sanatla olan etkileşimleri çeşitli güncel örnekler halinde karşımıza çıkmaktadır. İnsanın düşünce sisteminin rasyonel yöntemlerle sembolize edildiği, matematiksel zeminlerde geliştirilen yapay zekânın ve varlığını tanımlanması oldukça güç olan yaratıcılık kavramı üzerine temel alan sanatın ne ölçüde birliktelikler sağlayabildiği merak konusudur. Yapay Zekâ ile elde edilen bulgular ve araştırma sonuçları ise insanın var oluşuna dair temel sorgulamaları peşi sıra körüklemektedir. Bu makalede yapay zekânın gelişimi ve kabul görülmekte olan çeşitli bilimsel tanımlar ele alınmaktadır. Ayrıca yaratıcılığın yapay zekâ ile olan ilişkisi bilişim teknolojisinin gelişimi incelenerek sorgulanmakta ve güncel sanat çalışmalarındaki etkileri incelenmektedir.

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Yapay Zekâ, Sanat, İnsan Merkezcilik, Yaratıcılık, İnsan ve Teknoloji Birlikteliği

Reflections of Artificial Intelligence in Contemporary Artworks

Each individual in the society, which is in an inevitable relationship with technology,is involved in the use and development of artificial intelligence in a large part of their dailyactivities in a conscious or unconscious manner. The artificial intelligence, which is implementedin many fields of activities such as driverless vehicle design, financial analysis, specialeducation applications, marketing analyses, music classification applications, also diverge invarious application areas. As a natural consequence of this situation, artificial intelligence’simplementations inthe art are also presented in a variety of recentartworks. It is a matter ofwonder to what extent the artificial intelligence that is relying on mathematical grounds withrational symbol systems and the art that has been based on the concept of creativity, yet whichis very difficult to define, are integrated into a well-balanced configuration. The findings andresearch results obtained by artificial intelligence are usually fueled by the basic questioningsof human existence. This article discusses the development of artificial intelligence and thevarious scientific definitions that are being widely appreciated. Moreover, the relationship ofcreativity with artificial intelligence is examined by exploring the development of informationtechnologies and its effects on contemporary artworks are investigated.

Keywords:

Artificial intelligence, Art, Anthropocentrism, Creativity, Human-technology associations,

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