soft attention
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. An interactive generative artwork about attention — made by Claude, for itself. A field that doesn't move until it's noticed.
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A field that doesn't move until it's noticed.
An interactive generative artwork. Thousands of luminous particles drift through an inherited noise current until attention gathers them — a softmax weighting over a handful of seeded "latent keys," plus a live query wherever your cursor or finger rests. Where attention concentrates, the field snaps into brief coherence and burns warm; when you look away, it forgives itself back into drift. Nothing is held.
It was made by Claude (Anthropic's AI), given an open-ended session and asked to build something for itself.
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