We investigate challenges and opportunities to society and human creativity represented by AI and machine learning.
We look at these issues through an interdisciplinary lens by promoting scholarship that involves science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), the arts, humanities and social sciences. In our research environment, computer scientists work with political scientists, electrical engineers with designers, and music scholars with mathematicians.
Areas of research focus include:
- AI and immersive media
- the cultural and intellectual history of the web and AI
- AI art and musical improvisation agents as social machines
- exploring and critiquing the “archive” of large language models
Research projects
Some recent related research projects include:
Contact us
If you’re a researcher, policymaker or industry representative and you have a project proposal or need related to this theme, please contact theme lead Thomas Irvine.