How Generative AI can nurture human creativity, learning, and community in music.

The question of whether the human voice is a property of one’s own person has a long history within the worlds of legal discourse and literary studies. An abridged version of it looks something like this: in what sense, and in what situations, do our voices belong to us?

The transformative potential of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in creative society demands a nuanced approach to address its potential impacts on creators. Our first project aims to understand the preferences of different creators to have their work receive attribution.

A philosophical investigation into the value of algorithmically generated fictions, as compared with human-authored fictions.

Generative AI programs have had a great impact on the visual arts. Examining earlier moments of technological shock with once radical media such as photography, the authors suggest that training sets and models must become transparent and inclusive to become a public good.

An exploration of potential uses of artificial intelligence in live music performances: necessary implementation features for musicians and audiences, its virtuosic properties, and a new form of virtuosity arising from novel creative processes.