Description
The AI and Cultural Production Workshop is a two-part workshop series exploring the profound, transformative, and often contentious relationships between artificial intelligence and cultural production. Over recent years, AI has evolved far beyond its role as a mere technical tool, becoming a powerful and pervasive force shaping contemporary cultural practices. This shift challenges conventional notions of authorship, creativity, agency, and responsibility across a broad spectrum of artistic fields. These include AI-enabled literature, music, visual arts, narrative construction, translation, and collaborative creative processes, where human-machine interaction redefines the boundaries of artistic expression.The workshop series is designed as an interdisciplinary convergence, fostering a dynamic platform where scholars, artists, technologists, and cultural practitioners from diverse backgrounds can engage in critical dialogue. It offers a unique opportunity to explore the implications, opportunities, and challenges posed by AI in cultural contexts, encouraging cross-pollination of ideas and perspectives between the academic and creative communities.
In this workshop, we are proud to feature three distinguished speakers, representing a spectrum of expertise—from leading scholars who critically analyze AI’s impact on culture to visionary artists who harness AI as a creative partner. Their presentations will offer diverse insights and inspire thoughtful discussions on how AI continues to reshape the landscape of cultural production in innovative and sometimes unexpected ways.
| Period | 4 Jun 2026 |
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| Event type | Workshop |
| Location | Hong Kong, Hong Kong, ChinaShow on map |
| Degree of Recognition | International |