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NEXUS Presents | Creators, Culture, and AI: Who Benefits? — Panel Discussion @ 111 Minna Gallery
- When
- Thursday, October 1 · 11:00 AM – 2:30 PM
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- STDISF — Arts/Culture
Art Bae Event Link WITH RSVP - Space is limited This panel is presented as part of Nexus: SF/Bay Area Black Art Week , which brings together artists, museums, galleries, cultural organizations, and creative spaces for exhibitions, talks, open studios, performances, and special events celebrating the Bay Area’s African Diasporic arts ecosystem. Creators, Culture, and AI: Who Benefits? expands the Nexus conversation by examining how artists and cultural communities can help shape, participate in, and benefit from the future of technology. Hear from a panel of experienced experts at the intersection of Art and AI: Devon Youngblood, Moderator Damien McDuffie, Artist and Creative Technologist Safiya Jihan Adams, Microsoft Faye-Marie Vassel, Stanford HAI STEM Education, Equity, and Inclusion Postdoctoral Fellow What does it mean to be a creator, but not a beneficiary? Artificial intelligence is being trained on an enormous body of human creativity, including the art, language, aesthetics, histories, and cultural expressions of communities that have often been excluded from the economic benefits of technological innovation. This conversation will examine how the cultural production of underrepresented communities is being used to shape AI, who currently holds power and receives value within this rapidly evolving landscape, and what must change to ensure artists and cultural communities can actively participate in and benefit from the next wave of technology. Rather than focusing only on the risks of AI, the panel will also explore practical opportunities for artists, cultural organizations, funders, and technology leaders to help build a more equitable future. Schedule 11:00 to 11:30 AM: Guest arrival, Networking 11:45 to 12:45 PM: Panel conversation and audience Q&A 12:45 to 2:00 PM: Light Lunch grab-n-go, networking, and resource sharing (complimentary with RSVP) location provided by event source: "111 Minna Street, San Francisco, California, 94105" ―――――――――― SF Stuff To Do