The waving timeline of AI: Foundations of the Algorithmic Archetype in Architecture
DC I/O 2020 proceeding by MELINDA BOGNAR.
Contents
Abstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is still one of the gripping topics of researchers. Having its roots in the logician understanding of the world, and starting with modelling biological neurons, AI quickly became a calculation-based science with promising results. However, the question of computing dynamic-systems is still open. Following the life of Marvin Minsky - usually called the “father of AI” – this paper will focus on the rise and fall of AI, seeking the synthesis of Connectionist and Symbolicist approach in the present, which some might call AI2.0 or Advanced Connectionism.
Based on the development of AI, several traditional disciplines – such as architecture - become reinterpreted and augmented. Found on the examination of AI in terms of the Hegelian dialectical method, this paper will shortly discuss impacts of AI on architectural design thinking. In order to get closer to the answer to what is computational design thinking connote in architecture.
Keywords
Connectionism, Symbolicism, AI history.
Keyphrases
artificial intelligence (180), neural network (110), human mind (60), expert system (50), cognitive science (50), computational design thinking (47), few year (40), advanced connectionism (40), architectural design (40), human behaviour (40), first modern neural network (40), artificial neuron (40)
Topics
AI-driven development, Architecture, Artificial Architecture, Artificial Intelligence in Design, Computational Analogy, Computational Creativity, Technology.
Reference
DOI: https://doi.org/10.47330/DCIO.2020.QYGO1149
Video Presentation: https://youtu.be/PNZvm1Jhh7M
