

Introduction to Artistic Intelligence
This lunch-and-learn online event offers an introduction to the concept of artistic intelligence. Is this a fad or a buzzword? Why is the EU investing millions into artistic intelligence? What are its real underpinnings?
Artistic intelligence is not a metaphor – nor is it limited to digital technology, or entertainment. Join us for an introduction to the concept of artistic intelligence, learn about its applications, and the kinds of problems that artists and artistic methods help address across sectors.
This introductory talk by Helen Yung, Chief Artistic Officer of Laboratory for Artistic Intelligence, will offer some examples, and present different perspectives on artistic intelligence. How is artistic intelligence relevant for change and innovation? For artists, how do you use this language to contextualize your work?
This is an online event. Join from wherever you are in the world.
Presented by Sheridan College, an Innovation Partner at Art/In Forum, the international forum for artistic intelligence.
Sheridan faculty and staff, please use your partnership code for complimentary tickets.
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Established in 2019, Laboratory for Artistic Intelligence brings diverse artists and artistic methods into parts of society where more imagination is needed.
We specialize in reimagining how things work in the world using artistic intelligence, a way of working created by artist-researcher Helen Yung.
We emphasize artistic methods: The world’s intangible wisdoms are collected and passed on through artistic and cultural practice. As technocratic values continue to shape and drive contemporary life at exponential rates, we are mindful of what art knows.
An international network, Art/In Forum is where people working with artistic intelligence gather. Artistic intelligence is a framework and practice of working with diverse people with intersecting agendas using artistic ways of knowing and being – which leads to solutions that are inventive, visionary, values-led, and responsive to real contexts. Find out about joining Art/In Forum here.
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