Artificial intelligence (AI) has become incredibly smart. It can translate languages, recognise emotions, drive vehicles and even create its own software.
But as two seemingly opposing forces, what is the relationship between AI and creativity? And more importantly, how can we leverage their synergy to create memorable customer experiences, shape future products and services – and help organisations break through the noise?
‘AI and creativity: competitors or companions?’ is a rare opportunity for you to hear from world-class anthropologists, AI experts and futurists.
The panel:
Dave King - CEO and Founder, Move 37
Professor Jon McCormack - Director and Founder of SensiLab, Monash University
Professor Sarah Pink - Director, Emerging Technologies Research Lab
Dr Teresa Llano Rodriguez - Lecturer of Creative AI, Faculty of Information Technology
Learn more: https://www.monash.edu/it/tech-talks
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become incredibly smart. It can translate languages, recognise emotions, drive vehicles and even create its own software.
But as two seemingly opposing forces, what is the relationship between AI and creativity? And more importantly, how can we leverage their synergy to create memorable customer experiences, shape future products and services – and help organisations break through the noise?
‘AI and creativity: competitors or companions?’ is a rare opportunity for you to hear from world-class anthropologists, AI experts and futurists.
The panel:
Dave King - CEO and Founder, Move 37
Professor Jon McCormack - Director and Founder of SensiLab, Monash University
Professor Sarah Pink - Director, Emerging Technologies Research Lab
Dr Teresa Llano Rodriguez - Lecturer of Creative AI, Faculty of Information Technology
Learn more: https://www.monash.edu/it/tech-talks