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AI will eventually surpass the human brain but getting jokes ... that could take time. (Geoffrey Hinton)
Exploring A/I as in Artistic Intelligence
Digital Dramaturgy Lab_squared
Space Cow, Planetarium Hamburg
Photo: Antje Budde
KNOWLEDGE CREATION
Knowledge creation projects can take on the form of mini-symposiums, conversations and exchanges. The purpose is to build an idea and knowledge generator that connects people and grows the seeds of new projects and collaborations.
Project title
Collective/Collecting Intelligence –
Explorations of Artistic Intelligence A/I in the context of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
BrAInsTOrm 27. March, 2021. 11am-1pm ish.
Via Zoom
Supported by SSHRC Institutional Grant (SIG), offered by the Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies at the University of Toronto
Project title
An introduction to the mysteries of synthetic data
BrAInsTOrm 23. June, 2020. 2-4pm.
Via Zoom
A collective learning in preparation of Ratting the Curve
A collaboration with Vicki Zhang - Statistician
Project title
BrAInsTOrm 9. June, 2020. 2-4pm.
Via Zoom
A collective learning in preparation of Ratting the Curve
A presentation by Lynne Heller - Co-director of the Data Materialization Lab, OCAD Toronto
Slide and text: Lynne Heller
Project title
exhibition/performance/discussion/panel/in-situ experiments/art/ science/ techne/ philosophy
Supported by the
Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies, University of Toronto; Computational Arts Program, York University;
University of Toronto's Cognitive Science Program, Knowledge Media Design Institute
28. September, 2019. 7pm-11pm.
7pm-9.30pm, Installation-performances, Helen-Gardiner-Phelan Theatre, 2nd floor
9.30pm-11pm, Reception and cash bar, Front and Long Room, Ground floor
University of Toronto. 79 St. George St.
A collaboration between
Laser events, Leonardo networks – Nina Czegledy
ArtsSci Salon – Roberta Buiani
Digital Dramaturgy Labsquared – Antje Budde
Topological Media Lab – Michael Montanaro | Navid Navab
Supported by the SSHRC SIG fund at U of T.
Mini-Symposium 30. March, 2019. 11am-2pm.
Performance Studio, Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies, University of Toronto
