Robotics, Electronics and Artificial Intelligence | Leonardo/ISASTwith Arizona State University

Robotics, Electronics and Artificial Intelligence

Dates or Deadline: 
7 April 2021 to 15 April 2021
Contact: 
Paul Brown

Moderators: Hye Yeon Nam and Jan Searleman

**SUBMIT YOUR PRESENTATION PROPOSAL BY APRIL 15, 2021 **

The 4th SPARKS online Zoom session will feature presenters who create art using robotics, electronics, or artificial intelligence. In popular culture, robots and artificial intelligence are often depicted as menacing, unethical and sinister threats to humanity. Yet these technologies have the potential to positively impact social and cultural systems as well as transform life as we know it. Artists have been working with electronics, robotics and AI to explore, speculate, and reflect on the broader relationship between human, machine, and the environment. 

We seek presentations of artworks and research that stimulate people to view the world in different ways, provoke innovative interactions, spark creative responses, and challenge our notion of technology’s potential. Creative research and artworks that address diverse issues related to ethics, embodiment, identity, mimicry, automata, agency, social interaction, collaboration, privacy, surveillance, and other related issues are encouraged. 

For more information, please visit our SPARKS website: https://dac.siggraph.org/robotics-electronics-ai/

Keep in touch with the ACM SIGGRAPH Digital Arts Community Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/acm.siggraph.digital.arts.community/

All are welcome; space limited to 100 signups

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