Is this apophenia?
:: turn on the sound ::
The musical-visual passage 'Is this apophenia?'.
Apophenia is the tendency to perceive meaningful connections between unrelated things.
The music part was generated by using note sequences suggested by ChatGPT during my conversation with it. I asked it to give me examples of classical and IDM music in form of MIDI notes and their values. I didn't give myself to edit ChatGPT's musical staff and used them as is. However, I gave myself an opportunity to choose from many note sequences, and finally, four series lay down to the final musical passage. I had made many live captures where I controlled mute and unmute moments of each note series before I captured this one.
The visual part is also based on the idea the brain is trying to see patterns within not related to things. Each note address to random point series. Color spots translate between points related to sounding notes.
Despite all the inconsistency, our brains are starting to hear and see patterns that ChatGPT didn't suggest when it texted me.
Apophenia is the tendency to perceive meaningful connections between unrelated things.
The music part was generated by using note sequences suggested by ChatGPT during my conversation with it. I asked it to give me examples of classical and IDM music in form of MIDI notes and their values. I didn't give myself to edit ChatGPT's musical staff and used them as is. However, I gave myself an opportunity to choose from many note sequences, and finally, four series lay down to the final musical passage. I had made many live captures where I controlled mute and unmute moments of each note series before I captured this one.
The visual part is also based on the idea the brain is trying to see patterns within not related to things. Each note address to random point series. Color spots translate between points related to sounding notes.
Despite all the inconsistency, our brains are starting to hear and see patterns that ChatGPT didn't suggest when it texted me.
