Sentence examples for computer generated works from inspiring English sources

This article addresses and analyses the issues concerning the ownership of computer generated works within patents and copyright, and concludes that the current regime is woefully inadequate to deal with the growing use of more and more intuitive artificial intelligence systems in the production of such works.

But she worries that computer generated work is becoming "samey", and about the decline of political cartoons.

That addition leveraged CGI (computer generated imagery) and worked with around 140 products at launch, Target said.

Airbrush work, screen prints, computer generated images, hand drawn or painted work are all completely different both in appearance and the amount of labor involved.

Paddington himself is mostly computer generated, with some animatronic work.

The Center's website reveals that visitors to the exhibition will encounter "early hand-drawn works, large computer generated Cibachrome prints, video art and his most recent interactive projected imagery that explores and embodies evolutionary processes, physical and virtual space".

The greatest strength and weakness of procedurally generated work is that the computer has no concept of meaning.

"I find it quite difficult to work with computer generated images," she admitted.

"Because a lot of the work is computer generated, you have a huge influx of people from different backgrounds," said Andrew Adamson, the director of "Shrek" and its sequel.

The works in this series include a computer generated digital installation and a set of photographic prints.

"The process of creating these works started with research and development of custom computer-generated organic patterns and textures to develop believable computer generated images," notes Tanchum.