About Me
Drawing from experience as a Senior Research Engineer at Google DeepMind, and from developing internationally adopted open-source robots for prosthesis control research at the BLINC Lab, I am now a Master of Fine Arts student at the University of Alberta with Marilène Oliver. I apply a research-creation methodology to continue exploring the relationships between humans and the machines they build by turning inspection back toward myself and machines of my own creation. My art examines the constant re-negotiation and blurring of the human-machine boundary as my machines and I become increasingly complex, capable, and inescapably intertwined.
Credits/Citations
Many thanks to the many people I’ve learned from in the past, and continue to learn from, especially Alex, Mom, Dad, Laura, and Miky, for your love and support as well as teaching; and for my professional education I extend gratitude to Patrick M. Pilarski, Michael (Rory) Dawson, Joseph Modayil, Anna Radyo, Marilène Oliver, Marylin Arsem, Royden Mills, Natalie Loveless, Yelena Gluzman, Michael Bowling, Andrew Butcher, and Rich Sutton.
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Dylan Brenneis 