Join the winner of The New Real Uncanny Machines' artist commission and interdisciplinary artist, Kasia Molga in Edinburgh for a deeply personal immersive experience that fuses AI, memory, and the future of our oceans. Explore the powerful connection between Molga and her late father, a sailor who meticulously documented his voyages, now re-imagined 50 years into the future through cutting-edge AI in How to Find the Soul of a Sailor. Hosted at Inspace Gallery, Dec 12-21, 2024 & Jan 6-11, 2025, this bilingual (English/Polish) multimedia display blends technology and storytelling to reflect on climate change, memory, and the digital afterlife. Supported by Scottish AI Alliance, this is a must-see for art, tech, and environmental enthusiasts! Event launch with artist talk and light refreshments on December 12th from 5pm - 8pm. Free admission, ticket required. https://lnkd.in/eRQ3BqBH #AIArt #ClimateChange #ArtandTech #experientialAI The University of Edinburgh Edinburgh Futures Institute Edinburgh College of Art Design Informatics, University of Edinburgh Kasia Molga
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A unique hub for AI, creativity and futures research
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The New Real is a unique hub for AI, creativity and futures research. It is a partnership between the University of Edinburgh, Alan Turing Institute, and Edinburgh’s Festivals. Our research explores how AI impacts on life at a profound level, often interacting with us in fascinating and unanticipated ways, and illuminates how emerging technology can become a creative, playful and deeply impactful part of everyday living.
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- 11-50 employees
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- Edinburgh, Midlothian
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- 2019
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- AI, Futures, Art, AI Art, Creative AI, and Experiential AI
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The New Real invites you to explore future prototypes from the students of the Building Near Futures course in a multi-media exhibition in EFI this September. The students of the 2023/2024 course address challenges of living with/in intelligent environments. Join Lecturer, Matjaz Vidmar for an introduction to the course at EFI on September 17th at 3pm in room 3.52. https://buff.ly/3TwWGy9 Edinburgh College of Art The University of Edinburgh Edinburgh Futures Institute #exhibition #course #futures #intelligentenvironments #edinburgh #UK
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Ten years ago, Drew Hemment, Director of Festival Futures at the Edinburgh Futures Institute, proposed to think of festivals as dynamic labs for social and technological innovation. This August, he will be featured as the keynote speaker at the Mutek Festival forum in Montreal, Canada. In his opening keynote at the Summit, Hemment revisits the "Festivals as Lab" concept. With recent shifts in our sociocultural landscape, he explores the relevancy and future of festivals. Asking the all powerful question, where do we go from here? https://lnkd.in/eqf6xXAc #announcement #festivals #speaker #keynote #canada #research #uoe #edinburgh MUTEK The Alan Turing Institute The University of Edinburgh Edinburgh College of Art Edinburgh Futures Institute Drew Hemment
OPENING KEYNOTE | From Festival as Lab to Cultivating Temporary…
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📢 JOB ALERT Exciting opportunity to join The Alan Turing Institute as a Research Associate, Humanities and Social Sciences in Human-AI Teaming. Are you an innovative and interdisciplinary researcher with a robust social science or humanities background? Are you interested in research on the fundamentals of human–AI collaboration? If so, then apply today! Deadline to apply is the 7th of August. #job #researcher #AI #humanities #socialscience #research #innovation The University of Edinburgh Edinburgh Futures Institute Design Informatics, University of Edinburgh
Join our team to work on foundational principles of human-AI collaboration #DCE #AI The Alan Turing Institute, the UK’s national institute for data science and AI, is a place for inspiring, exciting work. We need passionate and innovative people who want to use their skills to contribute to our mission to make great leaps in data science and AI research to change the world for the better. Turing and the University of Edinburgh are leading an international effort to unite the strengths of the humanities, arts, social science, engineering, and data science to address the challenges of today and tomorrow. This initiative within the Data-Centric Engineering programme will advance ambitious and novel research. It focuses on high risk and high potential concepts, and on empowering a sustainable and safe future for all. As interactions between people and intelligent systems become increasingly sophisticated, it is necessary to address human and technical aspects together. We are opening a new field for research at the intersection of data-centric engineering with the humanities, arts and social sciences. The research focus is to develop and deepen understanding on foundational principles of human-AI collaboration to enhance the interactions and synergies between humans, AI, and physical systems. We are recruiting a Research Associate, Humanities and Social Sciences in Human-AI Teaming to conduct excellent research on the fundamentals of human–AI collaboration/interaction, and to introduce humanities and social science perspectives to the study of human-AI teaming. For further information see link, deadline 7 August 2024. Human-AI teaming is the collaborative interaction between humans and AI systems to enhance decision-making and performance. This research will - investigate how a holistic approach can enhance technological innovation, while also ensuring that AI systems are ethical, inclusive, and attuned to human experiences and values - explore and shape the convergence of data science and engineering with the humanities, design, social and cognitive sciences. - foster innovative and responsible human-AI teaming. - bridge and combine perspectives to make breakthroughs between traditional disciplinary spaces, theory and methodology. This opportunity will suit an innovative, interdisciplinary researcher with a robust social science or humanities background. Someone who is passionate about the potential for cross-disciplinary research to change the world. They will be central to an international effort to unite the strengths of humanities, social science, engineering and data science to address societal, environmental and economic challenges. They will join an interdisciplinary team within the Data-Centric Engineering programme at The Alan Turing Institute, with strong collaborative links to The New Real at the University of Edinburgh. The PI and Theme Lead for Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences in Data-Centric Engineering is Drew Hemment.
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We are happy to be supporting The TikTok: Work, Time, and Play in a Platform Economy conference on the 14th of June. This one-day conference brings together papers that analyse emerging digital visual culture(s) and aesthetics through critical platform analyses. With particular interest in TikTok, as it is a platform where many dynamic digital subcultures proliferate and circulate. Over the last decade, the internet has been subsumed by a complex of privately owned online services that call themselves ‘platforms’. This has radically altered the coordinates of the internet, from a peer-to-peer communications infrastructure to an extractive arguably ‘neo-feudal’ system. In light of these recent shifts, the conference will rethink a number of questions about digital culture that were initially explored in the early 2010s, with the rise of Web 2.0. Papers will explore contemporary understandings of the construction of the self and collective identity, digital labour and cultural production, political discourse online, digital affect, and more. Keynotes by Aris Komporozos-Athanasiou and Y7 (Hannah Cobb & Declan Colquitt). Full programme: https://lnkd.in/eSpXADpB To register for free: https://lnkd.in/eePmy4Km #conference #research #Edinburgh #digital #UK The University of Edinburgh Edinburgh Centre for Data, Culture & Society Edinburgh College of Art
TikTok: Work, Time, and Play in a Platform Economy — The New Real
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CALL FOR PARTICIPATION: Explainable AI for the Arts - XAIxArts 2024 This workshop will explore how XAI might be used in the Arts and how the Arts might contribute to new forms of XAI. It will examine the challenges and opportunities at the intersection of XAI and the Arts (XAIxArts), offering a fresh and critical view on the explainable aspects of Responsible AI and Human-Centred AI more broadly. To participate in the workshop, please submit either A) a position paper, B) a short video, or C) a pictorial. Your submission should tell us about your XAI and/or Arts research and practice addressing the themes and open questions on the workshop website. More information -- https://lnkd.in/gHR4qPUh Venue: Hybrid (Chicago, IL, USA and Online) Submission Deadline: Friday, 19 April, 2024 Notification: Friday, 10 May, 2024 Workshop Date: Sunday, 23 June, 2024 #XAI #AI #Workshop #Arts #call #participate #2024
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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: Edinburgh Futures Institute (EFI) Director The Edinburgh Futures Institute & The University of Edinburgh seek to appoint a Director with outstanding strategic and leadership skills and a commitment to collaborative, interdisciplinary, challenge-led and data-driven research, innovation and teaching. The successful candidate will have the confidence and ambition to lead the Institute and inspire our large and diverse community. Applications due by 19th of April at 12 pm. https://buff.ly/43RZBp1
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The AIUK Decarbonisation through AI workshop saw engineers, data scientists, policymakers, and academics use the new real’s open prototyping, a toolkit for collaborative co-creation, to imagine the future of digital manufacturing, critical infrastructures, and marine & maritime. Thank you to all that joined us and contributed your thoughts to solving our proposed challenges. A huge thank you to our partners The Alan Turing Institute, University of Cambridge, University of Strathclyde, University of Plymouth for coordinating a wonderful workshop. #aiuk #AI #workshop #london #uk #ideation #decarbornisation #sustainability The University of Edinburgh Edinburgh Futures Institute Matjaz Vidmar Drew Hemment
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We may think we're already living with/in intelligent environments but the students of the Building Near Futures course at Edinburgh Futures Institute have posed extraordinary concepts to what these future intelligent environments will look like. Addressing particular world challenges students are presenting a digital exploration of future human-machine cohabitation. Come along to the Building Near Future's exhibition to decide for yourself whether, or if, they could affect real world change. Free to attend. Light refreshments will be served. Register: https://buff.ly/3IU4h46 Hosted by: Prof Drew Hemment & Dr Matjaz Vidmar #future #intelligentenvironments #AI #creative #change #concepts #exhibition #event #edinburgh #uk The University of Edinburgh Edinburgh College of Art Edinburgh Futures Institute
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The Ask the Experts panel with Matjaz Vidmar was a vibrant discussion on AI, our understanding of intelligence, building trust, and even on how evolution may play its part in our AI journey. If you had more questions for Mat or The New Real team, we'd love to hear from you. Thank you to Scottish AI Alliance for inviting us and for a brilliant summit! #ScottishAI #panel #summit #Edinburgh #AI #speaker Scottish AI Alliance The University of Edinburgh Edinburgh Futures Institute Edinburgh College of Art Matjaz Vidmar Drew Hemment