Can one create together with a machine? — on AI, art, code and creativity

In this lecture, Andreas Refsgaard demonstrates how AI is not just something we need to understand from a distance, but also something we can experiment with.
Throughout the evening, he will demonstrate examples live and involve the audience in encountering the technology, so the evening is not just a lecture about artificial intelligence, but also a concrete experience of how humans and machines can create something together.
What happens to creativity when humans create together with machines? Can artificial intelligence expand our imagination — or does it risk making our expressions more uniform? And where is the line between tool, co-creator, and machine?
A lively and playful afternoon about AI, art, code, and creativity — and about what happens when technology is not just explained, but tested, showcased, and put into play with the audience.
Andreas Refsgaard is an artist, creative technologist, and AI speaker. He works at the intersection of art, code, and interaction design, exploring how artificial intelligence and digital tools can be used creatively, playfully, and surprisingly.
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