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Daniel Bolojan

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#generative ai Book Sep 2026

Agentic Creativity

This chapter explores the emergence of agentic AI in architectural design – systems that move beyond generative assistance to act as active collaborators. Building on the transition from expert to learning systems and from retrieval to generation, it proposes Creative AI as a framework integrating intuition and reasoning across multi-agent, multimodal networks. Unlike traditional generative models that interpolate within data, agentic systems negotiate constraints, critique outcomes, and evolve strategies through cooperative and adversarial interactions. Drawing from projects such as Gaudí + Neural Networks, DeepHimmelblau, and Semantic Universes, the chapter illustrates how distributed, node-based ecologies of specialiszed and generalist agents can co-create, evaluate, and refine architectural ideas. This evolution redefines authorship: the architect shifts from directing tools to orchestrating intelligences, guiding dialogues among human and machine agents. Agentic AI thus marks a new paradigm in design – one of negotiation, reflection, and shared creativity across human--machine networks.

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#large language models Book Sep 2026

Towards a New Computational Paradigm

This chapter traces the emergence of a new computational paradigm shaped by advances in neural networks, generative models, and multimodal intelligence. It outlines the evolution from expert systems – rule-based and deterministic – to adaptive learning systems capable of inference and creativity. The rise of architectures such as transformers and large language models redefines computation from retrieval to generation, enabling machines to reason across textual, visual, and spatial modalities. In this framework, computation evolves from a closed process of execution to an open, generative ecology capable of modelling, simulating, and reasoning about the world. The chapter situates this shift as both technological and epistemological, redefining how creativity, problem-solving, and design knowledge are constructed in the age of intelligent computation.

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