Panel on AI and Music at Museum of Artificial Intelligence
As part of the monthly MUSAiC meetups and in collaboration with Museum of Artificial Intelligence, Kaila moderated a panel discussion on AI and Music in Stockholm on February 21, 2024. The panelists included Avid Fayaz (KTH AI Society), Marit Woody (Music Publishers Association), Ernst Nathorst-Böös (Framtidigt, Reason Studios), Örjan Strandberg (SKAP) and Martin Tibblin (STIM, […]
Presentation at AIMC
Provocation paper authored by Kaila, Holzapfel and Sturm: “Are we solving the wrong problems – and doing harm in the process?“ was presented at the AI, Music and Creativity Conference in Sussex, UK. Recording of the talk is available at KTH Play.
Workshop @ ICCC ’23 Conference: Fictional Abstracts: Ethics, Sustainability, and Creative-AI Futures
In June, we are organising a workshop at the ICCC ’23 conference on the theme “Fictional Abstracts: Ethics, Sustainability, and Creative-AI Futures”. The workshop invites participants to develop perspectives and sensitivities on the futures of AI-enabled computational creativity and to critically reflect on the assumptions, methods, and tools for enabling (and disabling) such futures, with a particular focus on questions of ethics and sustainability.
Workshop @ WASP-HS Humanity & Society ’23 Conference: Fictional News Articles: Ethics, Sustainability, and Politics of AI Futures
Description of the Workshop There has been an increasing interest in discussing implications of AI technologies in terms of ethics and sustainability. This workshop brings such questions into focus by exploring questions of ethics and sustainability through the use of Fictional News Articles. We use Fictional News Articles to cast forward 15 years to 2038 […]
MUSAiC Festival 2022 in Stockholm
We spent three days devoted to analysing, criticising and broadening the AI transformation of music at the MUSAiC Festival in Stockholm.
PhD seminar on Human-centered AI, Robotics, and Interactive Technologies
A discussion involving 15 PhD students, organized 7-8 Nov 2022 at KTH
Seminar for PhD students to present their planned, ongoing, and publishable work.
Workshop: Imagining Speculative Creative-AI tools
Workshop organised in collaboration with “Transisting” Multimedia Art Exhibition in Gothenburg.
