Explore the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence in the arts. See how AI is reshaping artistic creation, interpretation, and consumption, alongside the ethical, cultural, and legal considerations it brings.
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The Creative Threshold: AI, Disruption, and the Human Spark
Andy Beach, a seasoned technology strategist and former Microsoft CTO for Media & Entertainment, returned to academia with a provocative keynote at the DePaul Symposium on AI in the Arts. |
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AI as a Creative Collaborator: Exploring AI’s Role in Transforming Artistic Practices
- Bryan Pardo – Professor of Computer Science and the head of Interactive Audio Lab at Northwestern University
- Jason Salavon – Associate Professor of visual arts at the University of Chicago and a contemporary artist working on the intersection of art, computation, and culture
- Rufino Jimenez – Art Specialist at the Art Institute of Chicago and Adjunct Professor at DePaul University Art School
- Jessica Larva – Associate Professor at DePaul University Art School
- Rob Steel (Moderator) – Professor of post production and multimedia animation at the DePaul University School of Cinematic Arts
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Ownership, Ethics & Artistic Control
- Ross Hersemann – Founder of Loading Law and Adjunct Professor of video game law at the DePaul University School of Design
- Michael Grynberg – Raymond P. Niro Professor of Intellectual Property Law at the DePaul University College of Law
- Nathan Koch – Artist, designer, composer, and Professional Lecturer, at the DePaul University School of Design
- Brian Andrews (Moderator) – Associate Professor of visual effects and animation at the DePaul University School of Cinematic Arts
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