generative AI for Culture
At Ars Electronica festival in Linz we had the founding strategy session on "Generative AI for Culture". You can find the program & details below.
Ars Electronica and CultTech Association are joining forces to build a Competence and Research Centre for the most sensitive application field of AI.
Generative AI for Culture
PostCity, main conference stage, Bahnhof pl. 12, 4020 Linz, Austria
7th September
15:15-17:00
15:15-17:00
Expert Session
"AI for culture. Strategies for growing businesses"
"AI for culture. Strategies for growing businesses"
- “AI for Culture. Overcoming fear with understanding“, introduction by G.Wiggins.
- "AI for Culture. Salzburg session outcomes", movie.
- Presentation on the European Institute of Innovation and Technology initiative "EIT Culture & Creativity". Bernd Fesel, CEO of EIT Culture & Creativity.
- Key Impulse on startups and VC approach to AI for culture. Samanta Peña (Head of CultTech Accelerator), Michael Mayboeck (GP of New Renaissance Ventures).
- Key Impulse on legal issues around AI for culture. Christiane Stuetzle (Partner and Co-Chair Global Film & Entertainment Practice at Morrison Foerster).
Panel discussion
"AI for culture. What's the missing link? Which issues should we address to support artists?"
Speakers:
"AI for culture. What's the missing link? Which issues should we address to support artists?"
Speakers:
Rachel Armstrong
Professor of Experimental Architecture, Newcastle University
Héloïse Fontanel
Head of European and International Public Affairs SACEM
Susan Bischof
Research associate for the challenges to European and German copyright law posed by digital forms of content use, at Morrison & Foerster
Moderated by:
Geraint Wiggins
Professor of Computational Creativity, Vrije Universiteit Brussel & Queen Mary University of London
Professor of Experimental Architecture, Newcastle University
Héloïse Fontanel
Head of European and International Public Affairs SACEM
Susan Bischof
Research associate for the challenges to European and German copyright law posed by digital forms of content use, at Morrison & Foerster
Moderated by:
Geraint Wiggins
Professor of Computational Creativity, Vrije Universiteit Brussel & Queen Mary University of London