The symposium includes 鈥渉AIbrid Design: The Best of Both Worlds,鈥� a keynote address from artist and designer Kirsten Zirngibl; a screening of Amelia Winger-Bearskin鈥檚 film, I would like to be midnight / I would like to be sky, followed by a talk about the algorithms, AI and processes she used to create the film; 鈥淭he artists鈥� control of consent: AI ethics and solutions鈥� and 鈥淏uilding ethically-sourced generative models with Source.Plus鈥� with artist and professor Kurt Paulsen; and a workshop about identifying AI-generated content led by John Licato, Ph.D., a professor and founder of a new AI startup Actualization.AI. Additional speakers will include digital worlds expert Eamon O鈥機onnor, copyright attorney Mark Traphagen and 四虎影视 faculty including Christina Hess, Matt Myers and Morgan Woolverton.

The symposium will also mark the opening of Artificial Visions: Faculty Explorations in AI Artistry, an exhibition on view Sept. 19-Oct. 11. The exhibition, which features works by 四虎影视 faculty members, merges technology and artistic expression and features a range of AI-generated works, from paintings to interactive installations driven by machine learning algorithms. It encourages visitors to consider the evolving relationship between humans and machines and AI鈥檚 role in the future of art and society.

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