AI and Poetry UK Symposium: Page Against the Machine
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AI and Poetry UK Symposium: Page Against the Machine
Presented by Lyra Bristol Poetry, in partnership with Brigstow Institute.
📅 Date: Friday June 27th 2025
📍 Venue: Watershed (W3) 1 Canon's Rd, Bristol BS1 5TX
🕙 Time: 10:00 - 14:00 (11:00 talks begin)
🎫 Price: FREE (advance booking essential)
👋 BSL Interpreted by Paul Mancini ✅
Booking Link:
https://www.lyrafest.com/#e127080
Come along to the UK’s first ever AI and Poetry Symposium, organised by Lyra Bristol Poetry.
Lyra’s project ‘Page Against the Machine: AI and Poetry’, funded by Brigstow Institute, has been pairing public poets and technologists together to explore the ethical and creative dilemmas of our time. They have created new work responding to the research question: ‘How can poetic writing produced by, or with, AI accurately model human voice, narrative and place-based experience?’
This event will include presentations of research and poems from four pairs: Shakara and Vince Baidoo, Deanna Rodger and Michael Marcinkowski, Raina Greifer and Francesco Bentivegna, Ralph Hoyte and Matthew Olden, as well as the project’s lead researcher Caleb Parkin.
Everyone is welcome to attend this free event (advance booking is essential) and to join the conversation around AI, poetry and creativity in a relaxed, fun and friendly environment.
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Presented by Lyra Bristol Poetry, in partnership with Brigstow Institute.
📅 Date: Friday June 27th 2025
📍 Venue: Watershed (W3) 1 Canon's Rd, Bristol BS1 5TX
🕙 Time: 10:00 - 14:00 (11:00 talks begin)
🎫 Price: FREE (advance booking essential)
👋 BSL Interpreted by Paul Mancini ✅
Booking Link:
https://www.lyrafest.com/#e127080
Come along to the UK’s first ever AI and Poetry Symposium, organised by Lyra Bristol Poetry.
Lyra’s project ‘Page Against the Machine: AI and Poetry’, funded by Brigstow Institute, has been pairing public poets and technologists together to explore the ethical and creative dilemmas of our time. They have created new work responding to the research question: ‘How can poetic writing produced by, or with, AI accurately model human voice, narrative and place-based experience?’
This event will include presentations of research and poems from four pairs: Shakara and Vince Baidoo, Deanna Rodger and Michael Marcinkowski, Raina Greifer and Francesco Bentivegna, Ralph Hoyte and Matthew Olden, as well as the project’s lead researcher Caleb Parkin.
Everyone is welcome to attend this free event (advance booking is essential) and to join the conversation around AI, poetry and creativity in a relaxed, fun and friendly environment.
Get Tickets
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