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A bit more information on the first piece published on the new @Automatdotart Research Lab. Back in June I finished researching and writing an AI-assisted piece on hello world by @qubibien. After weeks of gathering resources, going through all of them, building a structure, and writing my thoughts down, I think it's finally ready to share. For those unfamiliar, hello world is the piece that started everything we know as qubibi's most iconic series like mimizu, leftovers, wiwizn and more. I was lucky enough to co-collect this piece with one of my favorite collectors in the space and good friend, @thefunnyguysNFT, last November. hello world is a work I believe more people should engage with and to truly appreciate its brilliance a bit of reading helps, especially if you're not familiar with qubibi's practice. In the piece below, I try to explain why I think hello world is so interesting. It draws together ideas explored by generations of computer art pioneers, from algorithmic systems and computational motion to artificial life and software art. Yet somehow it still feels entirely its own, and strangely alive. Read it here: Automat.art/research/hello…