The rise of generative AI in cultural production poses significant challenges because it blurs the lines between fake and original, fact and fiction. We need robust methods to verify and authenticate digital content to combat misinformation and intellectual property theft.
In this blog post I want to focus on some thoughts surrounding rise of generative Artificial Intelligence (genAI) and the implications it brings for artists and the creative industries.
Two years ago Hans-Jürgen Drescher asked me to speak at the Future Conference of the Theaterakademie August Everding in Bavaria.
As artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly infiltrates the realms of art and creativity, we are met with both new challenges and opportunities. A key question that should concern us all is how we as artists can maintain our uniqueness.
Identifying if you're exploring creativity to gain clarity or using creativity to achieve a predefined goal is essential, particularly when engaging with generative AI.
In an age where generative AI blurs the lines between originality and imitation, artists are increasingly laying bare their creative processes to claim ownership in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.