Invited to participate in the workshop, Art, Visual Illusions, and Data Visualization at Dagstuhl Seminar 24301.
At the 56th Session of the International Seminars on Planetary Emergencies.
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Recent events
Bergamo Conference on The Conceptions of Nature Across the History of Science, Philosophy, Literature and Art.
The Book Behind It All: Book Signing
Arthur I Miller signs copies of his book ‘The Artist in the Machine’, which came out just before generative AI (eg, Chat GPT) started becoming commonplace. […]
The Machine Merger: Talk and Performance – AI, creativity and an optimistic future…?
Meet AI optimist and leading world thinker in the intersection of art and AI Arthur I Miller, local musician ilā who collaborates with AI, and our neuroscientist Tim Rittman who explores the use of AI in his neurological work. What is the difference between generative AI and collaborative AI? Is this moment akin to the first humans making fires? And how might we take any fear away?
Generative AI Creates Art and Literature: But is it the Real Thing?
Radical Creativity: Generative AI Creates Art and Literature
Excited to take part in the panel for the dynamic AI artist Dan Ambrosi at the R+V art gallery, 38 Dover Street, London. R+V will be hosting an artist in-conversation event for the exhibition Daniel Ambrosi. AI and the Landscapes of Capability Brown. At the event, the artist Daniel Ambrosi will discuss the exhibition and his practice more widely, and he … Read more
Creative Machines: The Future is Now
Breaking Boundaries Between Art and Science. Creating a New Art/Science Institute
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Creative Machines:The Future is Now
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Ethical Matters: Art and Artificial Intelligence
Arthur I. Miller, author of The Artist in the Machine: The World of AI-Powered Creativity and Emeritus Professor History and Philosophy of Science, University College London, alongside Reema Selhi, Head of Policy and International at DACS, a not-for-profit visual artists’ rights management organisation.
Synchronicity: keynote address by Arthur I. Miller.
A gripping dramatisation of the relationship between psychologist Carl Jung and brilliant physicist Wolfgang Pauli, during 1931 to 1957, and how it went from patient/analyst to colleagues, then close friends.
Sponsored by the Analytical Psychology Club of New York
Jung, Pauli and Synchronicity
At a key time in his scientific development, the physicist Wolfgang Pauli underwent analysis by Carl Jung. […]
I am on a panel to discuss a session on AI recorded earlier at an NIVIDIA-sponsored event made up of Turing Award winners including Geoffrey Hinton, Yann LeCunn and Yoshua Bengio.
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Machines that Make Art, Improvise Music and Write Film Scripts
The Brave New World of Creative Machines
From human-machine interaction to fully creative machines: What will this mean for the future of ‘humans’? […]
Can AI Be the Next Picasso?
AIs are already creating works that we recognize as art But does this make them truly artists? Can AIs possess the attributes of living beings even though they are alien life forms? If and when this is the case, their intelligence will no longer be ‘ but as real as ours In my talk I will focus on the exciting art, literature and music already being created by artificial neural networks and consider the key issue of whether machines can be creative like us.[…]
Human Psyche/Machine Psyche
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Machines that Make Art, Improvise Music and Write Film Scripts.
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Organised by the British Council in Spain.
Machines That Make Art, Improvise Music and Write Film Scripts. Hosted by Duke University, Durham, NC, USA.
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Online lecture recorded on the puntoSUR|TV platform which brings news, interviews, tech conference related to technology, business, innovation and leadership to the Latin American audience.
Online International Summer School 6-10 June 2021
What is aesthetics, and what value can the question of aesthetics have today? The school, organized by the University of Milan in collaboration with the European Seminar of Aesthetics – an international network of academics and researchers founded in 2014 with the aim of fostering critical debate on key topics in aesthetics – intends to address these and other questions concerning the relationship between aesthetics, art and technique. […]
In the spring of 2021, the National College of Art and Design (NCAD) and The Digital Hub, Dublin will present a programme of In-Public webinars to examine the affecting and transformative nature of emerging technologies relationship on the creative sector, and attending to creative practice, academic research and industry. This programme is curated by The Digital Hub’s artist-in-residence and … Read more
Arthur Miller wonders whether machines should first develop emotions, volition, and consciousness in order to be creative. One of the world’s most insightful thinkers about the intersection of art and science and The Professor of the History and Philosophy of Science at University College London will discuss at the Athens Science Festival platform the critical issue of developing creativity through … Read more
Join physicist and author Arthur I. Miller (The Artist in the Machine: The World of AI-Powered Creativity, 2019), composer and media artist Doug Geers, artist and hacktivist Ricardo Dominguez, and MacArthur “Genius Award” winner and director of algorithmic theatre, Annie Dorsen, for a mind-bending session on the complex intersections of artists, machines, and the future of artistic experiences.