1 Std. 14 Min.
From the archive: Claire Glanois towards co-creation
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- Technologie
This second preview-episode for the towards co-creation podcast is from the archive as well. In autumn 2020 we interviewed Claire Glanois for our BurgLabs Opening Symposium. Back then we only published parts of the interview, now you get the full conversation! We discuss how she became a AI researcher specialising in reinforcement learning coming from a PHD in mathematics, her workshop activities and her artistic work.
This episode was recorded remotely, please excuse the sound quality. Future episodes are now recorded with a higher quality setup - stay tuned.
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We talk to makers, artists, and researchers who use artificial intelligence and robotics in their creative practices. How are these technologies used today? How does the creative process change? What will co-creation look like in the future? And how can we contribute to a realistic and critical perspective that does not shy away from the technologies’ deficits, limitations, and impacts on society. Produced and brought to you by Alexa Steinbrück and Simon Maris from the XLab, a research lab for AI & Robotics at the BURG Giebichenstein University of Art and Design in Halle, Germany.
This second preview-episode for the towards co-creation podcast is from the archive as well. In autumn 2020 we interviewed Claire Glanois for our BurgLabs Opening Symposium. Back then we only published parts of the interview, now you get the full conversation! We discuss how she became a AI researcher specialising in reinforcement learning coming from a PHD in mathematics, her workshop activities and her artistic work.
This episode was recorded remotely, please excuse the sound quality. Future episodes are now recorded with a higher quality setup - stay tuned.
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We talk to makers, artists, and researchers who use artificial intelligence and robotics in their creative practices. How are these technologies used today? How does the creative process change? What will co-creation look like in the future? And how can we contribute to a realistic and critical perspective that does not shy away from the technologies’ deficits, limitations, and impacts on society. Produced and brought to you by Alexa Steinbrück and Simon Maris from the XLab, a research lab for AI & Robotics at the BURG Giebichenstein University of Art and Design in Halle, Germany.
1 Std. 14 Min.