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SUMMARY:Art in the Age of Al: A Conversation and Performance with Emily Scott Robinson and Jenny Williams
DESCRIPTION:Can AI make art? Should it? What happens to human artists and 
 human audiences when algorithms influence the way art is conceived and 
 consumed? Join acclaimed songwriter and performer Emily Scott Robinson and 
 novelist and former AI ethics insider Jenny Williams for a deep discussion 
 of the impacts AI is already having on creative practice\, labor\, and 
 industries\, along with impassioned hopes for the future—interspersed 
 with songs and readings from these two artists’ body of work (100% 
 human-made). \n\nJenny Williams is the author of House of Liars\, a new 
 literary psychological thriller about AI\, creativity\, and motherhood\, as 
 well as the novel The Atlas of Forgotten Places (St. Martin’s Press) and 
 the novella A Short Future History of Whales (Spotify Audiobook Selects). 
 She spent eight and a half years at Google and Microsoft working on AI 
 ethics\, content design\, and research on creativity and AI. A former 
 Ridgway resident\, she currently works as a researcher and writer in 
 Aotearoa New Zealand.\n\nEmily Scott Robinson is an internationally-touring 
 singer and songwriter signed to John Prine's label Oh Boy Records. Lauded 
 by NPR\, Rolling Stone\, Billboard\, Colorado Public Radio\, and the 
 Washington Post\, Robinson recently released her fifth album Appalachia to 
 critical acclaim and six weeks at the #1 spot on the Folk radio charts. 
 "Colorado singer-songwriter Emily Scott Robinson mixes folk and country 
 with gorgeous\, clear-eyed examinations of faith\, hope and regret." - NPR
LOCATION:Program Room
ORGANIZER;CN="Jill Wilson":MAILTO:jwilson@telluridelibrary.org
CATEGORIES:Adults, Seniors
CONTACT;CN="Jill Wilson":MAILTO:jwilson@telluridelibrary.org
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URL:https://telluridelibrary.libcal.com/event/17272942
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