What You’ll Explore

• Authorship: Who is the creator when AI assists the process?

• Ownership: Copyright, credit, and the shifting landscape of rights.

• Bias in AI: How datasets influence the stories and images we produce.

• Representation: Whose voices are amplified, and whose are left out?

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Format

• Duration: Half-day seminar (4 hours).

• Structure:

  1. Short talks introducing key ethical frameworks

  2. Group dialogue and case studies (e.g., controversial AI artworks)

  3. Guided creative exercise: making short “critical films” or visual essays using AI tools

  4. Roundtable screenings and discussion

• Output: Participants create a reflective piece (film, image sequence, or essay-video) that interrogates AI’s social impact.

Who It’s For

• Artists and filmmakers curious about AI’s implications

• Students and researchers in media, art history, or cultural studies

• Creators who want to pair practice with critical reflection