AI, Creativity, and the Human Experience is a timely conversation exploring how artificial intelligence is changing the way people create, interpret, and experience art and the world around them. The discussion will examine AI’s influence on creative practice, public policy, daily life, human expression, connection, and well-being. Attendees will hear perspectives from an artist and professor, an AI-focused academic leader, and a museum learning and engagement professional as they consider how artists, scholars, and cultural leaders are responding to this rapidly evolving landscape. The program is designed for anyone interested in the intersection of technology, creativity, culture, and the human experience.

Registration: Required
Cost: Paid
Format: In person