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Lvmin Zhang

Scientific American

July/August 2026

Developing artificial-intelligence systems to enhance digital art creation

- Brianne Kane

FIELD/ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Stanford University AGE 29

When Lvmin Zhang was in high school, he says, everyone thought artificial intelligence was science fiction.

A machine couldn't possibly hold a conversation with a person.

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