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Performing with the inclusive machine: Roadmap for the design of AI collaborative musical instrument

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The hypothesis is that control and agency is distributed by machine learning’s algorithms, in which designer and performer, have to navigate through the feedback system made of gestures, latent space and spatialized sound.

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