Art curatorial processes are characterized by the presentation of a
collection of artworks in a knowledgeable way. Machine processes are
characterized by their capacity to manage and analyze large amounts of data.
This paper envisages machine curation and audience interaction as a means to
explore the implications of contemporary AI models for the curatorial world.
This project was developed for the occasion of the 2023 Helsinki Art Biennial,
entitled New Directions May Emerge. We use the Helsinki Art Museum (HAM)
collection to re-imagine the city of Helsinki through the lens of machine
perception. We use visual-textual models to place artworks currently hosted
inside the museum in outdoor public spaces of the city, assigning fictional
coordinates based on similarity scores. Synthetic 360{\deg} art panoramas are
generated using diffusion-based models to propose a machinic visual style
guided by the artworks. The result of this project will be virtually presented
as a web-based installation, where such a re-contextualization allows the
navigation of an alternative version of the city while exploring its artistic
heritage. Finally, we discuss our contributions to machine curation and the
ethical implications that such a process entails. The web-based installation is
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本文探讨了现代人工智能模型对策展世界的影响，并以赫尔辛基艺术博物馆为例，通过视觉 - 文本模型将艺术品放置在城市公共空间中以及生成合成的 360 度艺术全景图作为一种人工视觉风格，最终讨论了机器策展的贡献和相关的伦理道德问题。