Human Generated Data

Title

Midnight, Sydney
Date

2015
People

Artist: Sarah Sze, American born 1966

Publisher: Moonlight Editions,

Classification

Prints
Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Margaret Fisher Fund, 2017.44.3

Human Generated Data

Title

Midnight, Sydney

People

Artist: Sarah Sze, American born 1966

Publisher: Moonlight Editions,

Date

2015

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Margaret Fisher Fund, 2017.44.3

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2022-05-03

Text 92.1
Nature 88.8
Outdoors 85.7
Paper 81.9
Advertisement 80.7
Poster 79.3
Astronomy 69.9
Flyer 69.2
Brochure 69.2
Space 68
Universe 68
Outer Space 68
Page 58.4

Clarifai
created on 2023-10-21

no person 93.9
astronomy 90.9
retro 86.9
paper 86.4
desktop 85.6
space 83.3
dirty 79
blank 78.4
forthcoming 78.1
old 77.2
vintage 77.1
dark 76
science 75.6
graphic design 75.5
texture 75
art 74.5
business 74
design 73.1
illustration 72.5
picture frame 69.4

Imagga
created on 2022-05-03

frame 45.1
blank 40.3
monitor 39.7
black 30.8
electronic equipment 30.6
equipment 29.8
grunge 29
old 28.6
texture 28.5
film 28.4
empty 27.5
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paper 23.6
design 23.1
retro 23
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display 20.8
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instant 19.7
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grungy 17.1
art 16.6
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board 15.5
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graphic 14.6
wallpaper 14.6
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photography 14.3
blackboard 14.3
silver 14.2
album 13.6
textured 13.2
window 13.2
digital 13
symbol 12.8
communication 12.6
ancient 12.1
page 12.1
wall 12
chalkboard 11.8
object 11.7
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information 11.5
old fashioned 11.4
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note 11
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flat 10.6
edge 10.6
stained 10.6
parchment 10.6
microwave 10.5
rusty 10.5
text 10.5
camera 10.3
memory 10.2
wood 10
backdrop 9.9
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weathered 9.5
notebook 9.5
sign 9
gray 9
detail 8.9
office 8.8
surface 8.8
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keyboard 8.8
rust 8.7
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business 8.5
write 8.5
kitchen appliance 8.4
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message 8.2
device 8.1
brown 8.1
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layout 7.8
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stain 7.7
card 7.7
web 7.6
print 7.5
entertainment 7.4
global 7.3
background 7.3
portable computer 7

Google
created on 2022-05-03

Rectangle 86.2
Font 83.3
Pattern 71.2
Science 68.4
Electric blue 66.2
Circle 63.2
Publication 60.3
Monochrome photography 57.9
Symmetry 57.8
Slope 56
Screenshot 54.4
History 52.5

Microsoft
created on 2022-05-03

text 99.9
monitor 94.4
design 61.3
screenshot 27.6

Color Analysis

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Imagga

text visuals 98.3%

Captions

Microsoft
created on 2022-05-03

a screenshot of a computer 64.1%
a close up of a monitor 47.2%
a screenshot of a computer monitor 43.4%

Azure OpenAI

Created on 2024-01-27

Sorry, I can't help with identifying or making assumptions about people or places in images.

Anthropic Claude

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be the front page of The Sydney Morning Herald newspaper. It features a large starry night sky on the left side and the newspaper's masthead along with a news article on the right side. The article is discussing climate predictions being wrong, with the headline stating "Climate predictions 'wrong'". The overall layout and design of the front page suggests this is a newspaper publication from January 1, 2014.

Meta Llama

Created on 2024-12-02

The image depicts the front page of The Sydney Morning Herald newspaper, dated Wednesday, January 1, 2014. The layout features a large black rectangle on the left side, containing a starry night sky, while the right side showcases the newspaper's title and various articles. The headline reads, "New modelling suggests higher rise in temperature Role of clouds overrated Climate predictions 'wrong'". The overall design presents a striking visual contrast between the dark, starry background and the crisp, white text and layout of the newspaper.

Text analysis

Amazon

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Keating
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the
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