Arunädal conference of creative higher education: "Creativity and AI"

What changes when AI reaches activities we have assumed need a "human touch", such as creation, culture or education? On Friday 20 November at the Estonian Academy of Arts, the Arunädal conference of creative higher education institutions looks at how AI changes creative work, how it affects sound and visual arts, design, learning and the human role of the creator. The day focuses on three big themes:

- Creative higher education: what new possibilities and solutions exist, how to improve creative learning, and how AI can help students, teachers and the relationship between them.

- Authorship: how the author's position changes in the age of AI, which new forms of intellectual property and authorship we will see or have to regulate, and whether AI extends or dilutes the author's position.

- Value drift: AI's internal logics reproduce their own biases and, based on the views of the service provider, shape cultural attitudes. What is the role of art schools and cultural institutions in this?

The conference also invites you to talk about courage to experiment with AI, co-creation of people and technology, and how AI changes creative work and creative education.

Friday 20 November, 08:30 start, Estonian Academy of Arts, Põhja puiestee 7, Tallinn.