AI and Creativity Panel

PRAx Annual Theme: AI and Creativity Panel

What does art look like in the age of Generative AI softwares, and how is it impacting the way we create?

Some herald Generative AI as a new artistic medium, while many artists claim their work was used without permission or compensation.

Tilly Norwood, for example, has become one of the first “AI-generated actresses,” represented by a talent studio specialized in marketing others like her. Norwood marks one of the many ways Generative AI is changing creative industries and creative practice.

What may be a lifelong discipline for human creatives can be executed more "efficiently" and with fewer labor concerns by artificial intelligence. What is lost and what is gained by using AI to create? Do “the artist’s hand” and other analog processes still have cultural and economic value? Is AI-generated art something to be embraced or carefully monitored and resisted?

In conjunction with the exhibition machinekind, join PRAx for a gathering of OSU faculty and other creatives in one hour conversation about the future of creative work in the era of new technologies.

Moderated by: Ashley Stull Meyers (Mary Jones and Thomas Hart Horning Chief Curator of Art, Science, and Technology)

Panelists: TBA

You may also like the following events from Patricia Valian Reser Center for the Creative Arts:

• This Wednesday, 8th October, 07:00 pm, The Champinefu Series: The Future of Indigenous Food in the Kalapuya Ilihi in Corvallis
• Next Tuesday, 14th October, 02:00 pm, Can Poetry Save the World? in Corvallis
• Next Wednesday, 15th October, 05:15 pm, machinekind Artist Talk: American Artist in Corvallis

Also check out other Arts events in Corvallis, Exhibitions in Corvallis, Theatre events in Corvallis.