In this book Christian Ulrik Andersen, Nicolas Malevé and Pablo Velasco present a tour guide to autonomous AI imaging – mapping and cataloguing image platforms, datasets, models, software, interfaces, and other objects involved in AI imaging, building an understanding of, not just what autonomy is, but what it looks like and how it is practiced across communities, organisations, platforms, material infrastructures, and more.

We welcome you to the event celebrating the launch of the archive of the 2004 Readme Dorkbot videos. To mark this occasion and discuss the last 20 years in art, culture and computation, some of the original presenters will come together online to talk about then, in-between and now.

The third annual DARC distinguished lecture is given on November 7, 2025 by the renowned net.artist and cyberfeminist practitioner Cornelia Sollfrank.

Three members of the DARC-affiliated project Human-AI Collaboration (HAIC-III) presented their research at the Aarhus Decennial Conference on Computing [X] Crisis, including a keynote by Kristoffer Ørum

Sept. 19 & 20 20205 we (Nicolas Maleve, Pablo Velasco & Christian U. Andersen) are hosting a workshop affiliated with a small exhibition at The Royal Library. The topic is "autonomous AI imaging." Everyone is welcome. Choose whichever day you prefer; the two workshops will be more or less identical. For the Saturday version, we're collaborating with our friends in Code&Share. The event will also launch a publication (a kind of tour guide) and a wiki on the same theme

On May 25th, SHAPE Post-Doc Renée Ridgway and artist/programmer Anders Visti conducted a hands-on workshop at ISEA (International Symposium of Electronic/Emerging Art), which took place this year in Seoul, Republic of Korea.