What if creativity could exist on its own terms?
For centuries, artists have shaped the world with their tools. Now the tools are beginning to create on their own.
In this episode of the Ledger Podcast, Mo El-Sayed speaks with Gene Kogan and Seth Goldstein, two pioneers reimagining the boundaries of art and intelligence. Their work gave birth to Abraham, an autonomous artist capable of learning, reflecting, and evolving, and to Eden, a world built for creative AI beings.
This conversation comes to life at #LedgerOp3n, where we’ll be showcasing Abraham’s First Works, an exclusive installation of 2,500 genesis pieces from one of the first autonomous AI artists. Presented in collaboration with Automata, it’s a glimpse into a future where creativity itself becomes alive, unfolding on the dancefloor at the Op3n afterparty alongside a lineup of sound, movement, and emotion.
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