The Korea Art Planning Association (KADA) announced that it is going to hold ‘Academic Colloquium’ on the theme of ‘Artificial Intelligence, Learning Human: Phase of Arts’ in collaboration with the Korea Institute of Arts and Talent Education (KRIGA).
The tutorial colloquium, which is held on the National Museum of Korea, is noticed that it’s a change of fixing the creative method and the art paradigm by combining with a robot that’s ‘body’ as ‘intelligence’ beyond the discussion of artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
‘Phase of art in art’ implies that a machine that replaces human senses and judgments now functions as co -creators, educators, and emotional interpreters of art, but in addition teaches, evaluates and inspires humans.
On this colloquium, experts in related fields similar to art, technology, education, and law take part in the participation, and the impact of AI and robot technology on arts and humanities education.
On the twenty fifth, the keynote lecture shall be held by Lee Ji -eun, a lawyer at Seoul National University’s AI Policy Initiative, on the theme of AI copyright and content issues for artists.
â–² The artist Roh Sang-ho, a visible artist, lectures on the view of the artist who expresses the senses between digital and analog through painting and sculpture, and shows the technique of visually presenting the technique of recognizing, processing and reproducing data by Shin Seung-baek Kim Yong-hoon. â–² Kim Hyun -joo, professor of Seoul Media Graduate School, explains the present status and meaning of robotics.
Anyone can participate by registering the QR link, and there isn’t a participation fee.
By Park Soo -bin, sbin08@aitimes.com
