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Machine Learning is ubiquitous. Machines and gadgets all around us are continuously learning from the behaviour of their users and the surrounding world. I am interested in this learning process, its algorithmic mechanics and its motivation. I plan to concentrate my work on machine learning

as an interactive tool,
in terms of borders of possible applications (empathy, self-awareness),
in the fact that it can detect patterns, where we do not see any
and its use of "statistical stereotypes" for decision-making.

Step back and you see a person in the picture. An ai could see this without stepping back.

Jaume Sanchez' Polygonshredder seems to be alive when continuously forming new structures in chaos.

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	[[File:Polygonshredder.gif\|frame\|link=~~https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/images/Polygonshredder.gif~~\|Jaume Sanchez' Polygonshredder seems to be alive when continuously forming new structures in chaos.\|left]]		[[File:Polygonshredder.gif\|frame\|link=MediaWiki\|Jaume Sanchez' Polygonshredder seems to be alive when continuously forming new structures in chaos.\|left]]