AI + Exploration | Innovation + inclusion

Event date(s) - 27th October
Event time - 2pm
Event Location - Lincoln Museum

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Join us for a roundtable discussion with our panel of experts and artists led by award winning speaker and curator Ghislaine Boddington to explore how rapid innovation in AI is enabling artists and academics to explore and challenge the parameters of practice, inclusion and engagement through experimentation and engagement with audiences and visitors. Exploring how AI impacts creative practice, the opportunity these technologies present to nurture inclusion whilst navigating the ethical challenges and bias.

Panel members include festival artists Tim Murray-Browne, Maria Mavropoulou and Beccy McCray and academics from the Lincoln Centre for Autonomous Systems at the University of Lincoln, Francesco Del Duchetto and Professor Marc Hanheide.

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Panel members include festival artists Tim Murray-Browne, Maria Mavropoulou and Beccy McCray and academics from the Lincoln Centre for Autonomous Systems at the University of Lincoln, Francesco Del Duchetto and Professor Marc Hanheide.

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