48-619 Machine Intelligence, Cybernetics and Design

9 units, Carnegie Mellon University

The course brings forward cybernetic epistemology, concepts, and models that bridge machine intelligence and the evolution of 21stcentury architecturaldesign practice. The dominance of artificial intelligence, especially with the substitution of machine learning for the broader meanings of AI and more so for machine intelligence, has created a severely limited view of what computation can afford architecturedesign, as well as the rapidly evolving technoculture, and no less society and culture more broadly.

Prerequisites: none listed

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