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Creating Responsible AI Tools with Artists @ PublicSpaces Conference 2025
Panel - Innovate in ethical, critical, and speculative ways
Generative AI tools - AI chatbots, image and voice generators – create ethically
controversial situations: copy-right violations, deepfakes and more.
Artists and creatives are questioning the ethics and originality of works
generated by AI-platforms.
This prompts the question: When AI tools are consuming creative works to become
enabled to ‘create’ results that are perceived as new creative works, who then
creates AI? A question following that is what AI do ‘we’ need? What art AI tools
do artists make; What public AI tools does the public make?
Flavia Dzodan, Lector Algorithmic Cultures, Joumana Mourad, Artistic Director of
IJAD Dance company, James Patton, independent narrative game designer and Sabine
Roeser, professor of ethics of emerging technologies, will discuss art as an
ethical practice in AI tools making.
This panel is part of the research project HAMLET – Empowering Cultural and
Creative Industries through AI and Collaboration, funded by the European Union
[GA 101178362]. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s)
only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European
Research Executive Agency (REA). Neither the European Union nor the granting
authority can be held responsible for them.
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[https://confapi.publicspaces.net/uploads/Untitled_design_4_ed555f20ce.png]
Speakers:
https://conference.publicspaces.net/en/session/creating-responsible-ai-tools-with-artists
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By Panel - Innovate in ethical, critical, and speculative ways
Generative AI tools - AI chatbots, image and voice generators – create ethically
controversial situations: copy-right violations, deepfakes and more.
Artists and creatives are questioning the ethics and originality of works
generated by AI-platforms.
This prompts the question: When AI tools are consuming creative works to become
enabled to ‘create’ results that are perceived as new creative works, who then
creates AI? A question following that is what AI do ‘we’ need? What art AI tools
do artists make; What public AI tools does the public make?
Flavia Dzodan, Lector Algorithmic Cultures, Joumana Mourad, Artistic Director of
IJAD Dance company, James Patton, independent narrative game designer and Sabine
Roeser, professor of ethics of emerging technologies, will discuss art as an
ethical practice in AI tools making.
This panel is part of the research project HAMLET – Empowering Cultural and
Creative Industries through AI and Collaboration, funded by the European Union
[GA 101178362]. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s)
only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European
Research Executive Agency (REA). Neither the European Union nor the granting
authority can be held responsible for them.
Untitled design (4).png
[https://confapi.publicspaces.net/uploads/Untitled_design_4_ed555f20ce.png]
Speakers:
https://conference.publicspaces.net/en/session/creating-responsible-ai-tools-with-artists