“What must we not for­get in our AI en­thu­si­asm?”

“What must we not forget in our AI enthusiasm?”

AI is rapidly transforming the way we work, create, and understand the world around us. But as algorithms become increasingly present in our lives, what happens to tactility, creativity, humanity, and ethics? And what role can art play in challenging, complementing, and shaping the development of AI?

Join us for an afternoon where artists, researchers, and business professionals come together to explore these questions from different perspectives. The event will offer an opportunity to think critically and creatively about AI – and to discover how art can provide new perspectives on technological change.

Time: 20 October, 15:00–17:00

Place: CBS, Kilen, room K146, 1st floor

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The programme brings together a diverse panel:

• Welcome by Trine Bille, Professor at CBS, on behalf of the Arts Committee at CBS, and Mette Marcus, Kunstkonsortiet
• Moderator: Joanna Woronkowicz, Visiting Professor at CBS
• Deepti Zacharian, PhD – on the importance of tactility in an increasingly digitised world
• Tanya Lindkvist, CEO, KPA – on art as a counterbalance, source of perspective, and conversation partner in AI development
• Jonas Sølberg, Creative Director, Drobe Media – working with communication, creative systems, and AI-enabled workflows
• Amalie Smith, artist – bringing a creative and critical perspective to the discussion, including a reading from one of her publications
• Andreas Holbak Espersen, Director, DI Digital – offering a business-policy and strategic perspective on AI

The event is a collaboration between Copenhagen Business School, Kunstkonsortiet, and Danish Industri.

Please see “What must we not forget in our AI enthusiasm?” for further information and registration. Participation is free, but seating is limited, so please register by 13 October.