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This is a more detailed breakdown and analysis of the deep dream project and why it looks so much like an acid trip.

There's a new neural network-based art algorithm out now that can copy the style of one image and apply it to the other image. This is an awesome study by Kyle McDonald, a creative coding artist with an impressive portfolio, of a series of different images applied to two source images.

A very simple dystopian reason driven by terrible legislature: those who injure others have to pay for the injuries of the injured - for the rest of their lives. Therefore, it's easier, and cheaper, to just kill them. Plenty of gruesome stories in this one.

@ThinkpieceBot automatically generates clickbaity titles to critique the current media establishment of people-who-are-not-millennials talking about millennials. Or should I say, snake people?

Cool. This building is designed to look like it's a broken JPEG. Straight on, it actually looks like an image. I hope we see more glitchitecture soon!

This is a fantastic interactive installation that projects interesting interfaces made of light onto held objects like pieces of paper. It follows the paper to generate cool visualizations and uses a whole lot of programming and motion tracking. The article is worth a read as it dives into a lot of the technical details, and the video is sweet.

Another insanely cool creative coding, this uses GPS to find the locations of radio towers, and overhead satellites near you to visualize the network around you in an augmented reality box.

This is an absolutely fascinating interactive talk on how we use pixels to represent shapes and a realistic view of reality in general. It's pretty mathy, but I recommend flipping through it just for the cool animations.