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Living with AI, our nearest neighbour During a two days symposium taking place at Bozar, we invite you to focus on the future of Artificial Intelligence and its impact on our living environment, cities, communities, and culture – a future in which AI will become “our nearest neighbour”. Co-produced by EUNIC and Bozar and curated by Jurij […]

For the first time in Barcelona, Sónar will organize the AI and Music Festival, focused on the application of and challenges surrounding the use of Artificial Intelligence in musical creation. The festival is organized by Sónar, the Universitat Politécnica de Catalunya (UPC), béteve and the European Commission as part of the S+T+ARTS initiative. The festival

9th International Conference on Architecture, Technology, Design and Art ON ARCHITECTURE 2021: FACING THE FUTURE – NEW CHALLENGES CONFERENCE: 3-4 DEC 2021 + EXHIBITION: 1-12 DEC 2021 KNOW HOW TO ATTEND STRAND – Sustainable Urban Society Association is organising the 9th edition of “On Architecture” focused on the exploration of themes of relevance to the reshaping

ALMA in conversation with FABRICADEMY Mapping the Fashion of the Future About this Event This conversation will bring together Giulia Tomasello (Alma) and Anastasia Pistofidou (Fabricademy)! Giulia is a designer committed to women’s healthcare and its innovation, combining biotechnology and interactive wearables. Anastasia is a Greek architect specialized in digital fabrication technologies, design and education. Giulia and Anastasia will

After a few week of break, we are happy to retake the STARTS in MOTION programme, with the 8 teams that have been awarded with the programme and work with mentors on their business model and development strategy. For this new session, we will approach alternative pricing strategies & peculiar business case studies, showing how

11th International Conference on Computational Creativity Computational creativity is the art, science, philosophy and engineering of computational systems which, by taking on particular responsibilities, exhibit behaviours that unbiased observers would deem to be creative. As a field of research, this area is thriving, with progress in formalising what it means for software to be creative,