Research Catalogue

This is a test for the AI ​​KOBI project, carried out at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome. The process begins with a brainstorming session led by Kobi, starting from the text of William Shakespeare's "Hamlet". This initial phase proves to be immediately fruitful, as the responses provided by Kobi not only shed light on new interpretations of the classic themes of the work - such as revenge, existential doubt, and madness - but also stimulate further creative ideas. This dynamic interaction between Kobi and the Shakespearean text transforms into a virtuous cycle: each insight generated opens the way to new questions and research, expanding the scope of the investigation well beyond the originally anticipated boundaries. The depth of the analysis and the variety of creative ideas that emerged during the brainstorming are then used as a basis to interact with other generative artificial intelligence models. Kobi acts as the primary interface, transforming the insights gathered into complex inputs for these other AI systems, which in turn produce original and sometimes unexpected outputs. As the process evolves, a rich and multilayered fabric of ideas and creative productions emerges. The goal becomes to explore new creative territories, pushing beyond the limits of traditional interpretations of the Shakespearean work to probe possibilities that have so far been unexplored. In this context, Kobi's role expands, becoming a true creative collaborator, capable of stimulating human insights through unexpected results.