Please forward, and join us in Swansea if you can. All are welcome. 

Creativity Meets Economy
An exhibition at the Computational Foundry
Supported by CHERISH-DE (http://cherish-de.uk) and AISB (http://aisb.org.uk).

The Computational Foundry at Swansea University’s Bay Campus will host a four-day event on Technology, Creativity, and the Digital Economy in September. The exhibition will explore how artificial intelligence influences creativity and vice versa. One day is dedicated to school outreach, and another to business outreach. It is my pleasure to invite you and your colleagues to attend this event. We are passionate about the opportunities of AI and would be delighted to welcome representatives of your organisation to AISBX. 

More than ever before in the history of AI, we feel there is a need to start a dialogue between businesses, academia, and society, so seize the opportunity and engage with a vibrant AI community brought to you by the world’s oldest AI Society: AISB. We are happy to discuss the possibility of active participation on a panel or with a small stand. Please find dates and other information below. Further promotional materials will become available in due course.

Event Title: Creativity Meets Economy - An exhibition at the Computational Foundry, supported by CHERISH-DE (http://cherish-de.uk) and AISB (http://aisb.org.uk).
Where: Swansea University, Computational Foundry, Bay Campus, SA1 8EN
When: 12-15 September 2019
Contact: Dr Bertie Müller: [log in to unmask]

Special sessions:
• Official opening: reception on the evening of 11 September
• Thursday 12 September: Schools Day (hands-on experiences, workshops on chatbots, robotics and society, etc.)
• Friday 13 September: Business Day (current trends and future opportunities of responsibly designed automation technology, hands-on experiences, panel sessions, one-to-one collaboration preparation meetings)
• Saturday/Sunday 14/15 September: Open admission days

The response to the initial call was great and we are currently finalising the art exhibition. The exhibition will be accompanied by some panel sessions (one will focus on human-centred AI, the creative process, and societal implications; another will revolve around economic opportunities and automation of creativity) and other activities.

Please contact Dr Bertie Müller: [log in to unmask] with any queries you may have, to let us know of your intention to attend. Formal registration will open at the end of August. 

We look forward to welcoming you in Swansea for AISBX-2020: Creativity Meets Economy.

Best wishes,
Bertie


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