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Exciting new responsible AI Open Call for Artists is sponsored by Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) / BRAID. Commissions for UK-based artists or artist groups to create artworks that explore new ways to think about today's AI and the futures that work in responsible AI can help build. The aim is to encourage artists to enrich and expand the responsible AI ecosystem.
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Exciting new responsible AI Open Call for Artists November 28, 2024 / in Artist , Events , Inspace News , News All that is needed is a clear engagement with responsible AI; it is not required that AI technology be used in the art making process.
The aim of these commissions is to: encourage artists to enrich and expand the responsible AI ecosystem by making artworks that help us more wisely respond to present realities and near future horizons of AI demonstrate how art can critique and improve responsible AI tools, methods and approaches in creative and engaging ways inspire and empower members of the public to better understand, engage with and inform responsible AI development.
Bridging Responsible AI Divides ( BRAID ) works to enable the arts and humanities to enhance the development and uptake of responsible AI in the UK. We want to empower the responsible AI community in the UK to maximise the benefits and minimise the risks that AI poses to our society and the environment.
At a time when the use of AI is spreading at scale and at speed, this requires: the building of public awareness, capability and confidence to engage and inform responsible AI, giving voice to individuals and groups that are currently underrepresented and disempowered identifying and breaking down the structural barriers and divides that currently stand in the way of a healthy, connected and flourishing responsible AI ecosystem improving or reimagining the ways we deliver responsible AI, centring notions of accountability, sustainability, answerability, resistance and public recourse.
Artists can provide necessary, vibrant, imaginative and creative visions for responsible AI that can help us to meet the above challenges. Images Credit: Image altered from original / Jazmin Morris & AI4Media / Better Images of AI / Braided Networks 1 / CC-BY 4. 0 Image Credit: Still image from The Nth Wave by Theodore Koterwas.
Announcing Inspace Autumn-Winter Exhibition Programme Authenticity Unmasked Open Call for Artists
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: UK-based artists or artist groups. Clear engagement with responsible AI is required; it is not necessary for AI technology to be used in the art-making process. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Exciting new responsible AI Open Call for Artists is funded by Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) / BRAID. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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