Re/Framing is an academic/creative/industrial gathering that will explore the transformation of creativity and the creative fields by generative artificial intelligence tools; in particular, this event will explore the opportunities and innovations enabled by the sustainable and ethical use of tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney, Leonardo.Ai, and Suno, in film, TV, music, advertising, audio production, and other areas.
The Australian Ad Observatory has pioneered new ways to observe the targeting of social media advertising across populations of users. This webinar will highlight findings, outline research methods and discuss next steps.
Experience an exclusive advanced screening of the Superbots short film, created during Brentwood Secondary College's 2023 Superbots program, before its official release later this year.
In this keynote, Prof Julian Thomas, Director of the ADM+S will speak on the importance of digital inclusion as a human right in the information age; the myriad opportunities digital affords our society; and the risks posed by barriers to digital, especially for women from regional and rural areas
‘This Hideous Replica’ exhibition and public program at RMIT Gallery, First Site, Capital Theatre and more, curated by ADM+S investigator Joel Stern and collaborator Sean Dockray as part of Now or Never festival. Opening 23 August, 2024.
What is it like for people interacting with digital government systems? The Australian Government aspires to lead the world in digital innovation. Initiatives in digital governance have seen the introduction of algorithms for NDIS support planning. While the government's vision promises efficiency and modernisation, the reality is far more complex.
Machine Listening (Joel Stern, Sean Dockray, James Parker), will present a newly commissioned work as part of the Soft Centre program at Now or Never festival, held at the Trades Hall on August 31. The work is titled Songbook (5-x).
The 2024 ADM+S Symposium: Automated Mobilities will highlight the challenges and opportunities of AI and automated decision-making in mobilties. It will bring together researchers and stakeholders to share, explore, create and connect on related work across the Centre.
Join us for the screening of a series of short documentary films exploring how different members of society engage and interact with automation and digital technologies. This free, public event will feature 4 short films, each followed by Q&A with the creators.
An open-form seminar and workshop on the politics and aesthetics of AI-generated music led by media artist, theorist and musician Eryk Salvaggio. Eryk will discuss his work and ideas on algorithmic culture, departing from the recent text Gaussian Pop: 14 Theses in which he attempts to situate AI music as an emerging ‘genre, or a movement of sorts, that is distinct from the sounds made by people.
Join us on November 7 for Model Collapse, a slow drift through some sundry spaces of the University, where performances, lectures, improvisations and interventions unfold over the course of the day in basements, hallways, libraries, and lecture rooms. This is a school within a school, a parasite within a parasite. You will not find classes managed by overwrought content management systems that drain the life force out of ideas.
You are invited to this public event at which a group of experts, including the Hon. Jennifer Coate AO, Prof Kimberlee Weatherall, Prof Jeannie Paterson, Professor Julian Webb, Emma Poole (Vic Bar) and Claire Bennett (VCAT member) will consider the thorniest questions that arise from the Victorian Law Reform Commission's (VLRC) inquiry into Artificial Intelligence in Victoria’s Courts and Tribunals.