We are excited to invite you to an engaging and thought-provoking panel and roundtable discussion on the topic:

"What Role Do Physical Analog Arts Still Have in a World of AI and Digital Media?"

Event Details:

Date: 4th of November 2024
Time: 17.00 UK
Location: Committee Room 1, House of Lords, London, UK

This event will explore the enduring value of analog and physical arts in a society increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence and digital technologies. We are thrilled to feature a dynamic lineup of speakers, including Mary Fisk-Taylor representing a business heavily engaged in analogue art creation, Lawrence Lek recent winner of the Frieze London artist award 2024 and a practitioner of AI-enabled art, and Joy Omoregie - GenAI innovative programs lead, within the GenAI Innovation Centre at Amazon Web Services - who will bring their expertise and perspectives to kick off the conversation.

The discussion will cover topics such as:

1. The Historical and Cultural Importance of Physical Arts: How physical arts have shaped our societies and what still persists today as we move into a new era of AI and digitally generated art.

2. The Disruptive Force of AI in the Art World: As AI can now mimic, replicate, and even generate styles, how do we understand the value of human-generated and physical art in a digital-first world?

3. The Role of Policy in Balancing Physical and Digital Art Forms: How policymakers can foster a healthy relationship between our historic physical-first culture and the emerging digital culture.

Join us for what promises to be an inspiring and stimulating conversation about the future of art in the age of AI.

To reserve your spot, please sign up via this Eventbrite page.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Roundtable Discussion on the Role of Analog Arts in a Digital AI World