A. Michael Noll's computer program, designed in 1966, successfully created geometric compositions in the style of Mondrian that fooled 72% of test subjects into believing they were human-made.
Lev Manovich, in 'Artificial Aesthetics,' discusses how Turing tests for art generation need to evolve to keep pace with advancements in AI technologies that produce indistinguishable art.
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