- Thursday 1 October11:30, Rockmuseet: Værkstedet
AI is no longer merely a technical tool, but an active participant in art, culture and cultural dissemination. This session opens with a brief, research-based presentation on visions for the interaction between humans and machines at a time when AI is shaping both practices and conceptions of the future. Drawing on the concept of socio-technical imaginaries, the argument is made that we need positive and pluralistic visions of the future with AI – as alternatives to the dominant narratives from the tech industry.
Communication students from Roskilde University will then present their visions for a positive future with AI, which they have been working on as part of an elective module in Cultural Communication.
The presentation will be followed by a short panel discussion on how such visions can be developed, shared, and put into practice in cultural contexts.
The discussion opens new perspectives on how positive visions can become a driving force for a future with AI in cultural life.
Participants
- Rasmus Rex Pedersen, Senior Lecturer, Roskilde University
- Anja Mølle Lindelof, Senior Lecturer, Roskilde University
- Jens Christian Nielsen, Head of Analysis, The Institute for Cultural Analysis
- Students from the elective course in Cultural Communication at Roskilde University
Language: Danish
The session is presented by Roskilde University and The Institute for Cultural Analysis