Art in the Age of AI | Villa Albertine | May 6, 2024

Villa Albertine’s Art in the Age of AI event is a two-day exploration of the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on creative practices present and future.
Bringing together French and U.S.-based artists, tech world leaders, museum directors, journalists, scholars, and lawyers, the event will include panel discussions and demonstrations featuring representatives from OpenAI, SAG-AFTRA, the Cleveland Museum of Art, the U.S. Copyright Office, Google, Columbia University, the French Government’s AI Commission, Université Paris-Saclay, and more. Moderators include The New York Times’ Zachary Small, The New Yorker’s Kyle Chayka, and Amy Adler, NYU School of Law.
In this video:
Opening Remarks & Keynote: “Year Zero for Artificial Intelligence” (0:00-25:03)
With Mohamed Bouabdallah (Director of Villa Albertine and Cultural Counselor of France) and Laurent Gaveau (tech and culture expert)
Questioning Tools and Representation (25:04-59:00)
With Minne Atairu (artist) and Simon Bouisson (filmmaker); moderated by Kyle Chayka (The New Yorker)
OpenAI Demonstration: Where is AI Going? (59:01-01:28:08)
With Chad Nelson (OpenAI’s Creative Specialist), who will demonstrate the newest creative tools
AI in Museums and Cultural Institutions (01:28:08- 02:04:31)
With Jane Alexander (Cleveland Museum of Art), Freya Salway (Google Arts & Culture), and Thomas Sagory (Museum of National Archaeology); moderated by Zachary Small (The New York Times)