Künstliche Intelligenz und Ethik
EthicAI=LABS: Workshop zum Thema Kreativität

Di, 06.07.2021
Online

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The second workshop of the EthicAI=LABS project will take place on 6th July exploring the theme of Creativity and its intersections with Artificial Intelligence and Ethics.

Can machines create art, what are the prerequisites for creativity and what lies in future for humans in a world of more and more algorithm-generated artworks?

The project fellows will dive into the specifics of copyright and censorship together with three experts from the South-East Europe region.

• Eva Cetinic(HR) – a researcher in the Institut Ruđer Bošković-Laboratory for Machine Learning and Knowledge Representation (LMLKR). Her research interests include computer vision, image processing, and machine learning and their applications to digital arts and humanities-related data.
• Georgi Kostadinov (BG) Head of AI & CTO at Imagga and Kelvin Health. He has more than 10 years of experience in research and development of various machine learning algorithms for image and video understanding and over 15 years of experience in developing, deploying and managing complex software architectures.
• Kyriaki Goni is an Athens based artist. Working across disciplines and technologies, she creates multi-layered installations. She connects the local with the global by critically touching on questions of surveillance, networks and infrastructures, ecosystems, human and other than human relations.

The working group focused on the topic of creativity - Marko Mrvoš(HR), Dessislava Fessenko(BG) and Yiannis Kiouvrekis(GR) will present their research to date. Together with the invited experts and their 15 project peers the team will look for different perspectives on the problems they have posed and discuss potential solutions.

While the workshop is closed for the project participants, the presentations by the guest experts and the following Q&A will be recorded and posted on the EthicAI=LABS project page.