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Lecture at Oxford Literary Festival

Mar 9, 2020

Date: April 4, 2020
Location: Oxford Martin Hall: Seminar Room, Oxford University
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The Artist in the Machine: The World of AI-Powered Creativity

Expert in the history and philosophy of science Professor Arthur Miller explains how computers powered by artificial intelligence are creating art, literature and music that could be better than the work of humans.

Miller says today’s computers can produce music that is ‘more Bach than Bach’, can turn photographs into a Van Gogh painting and write screenplays. But are computers truly creative or are they a tool for musicians, writers and artists? Miller looks at consciousness and the latest work of researchers to argue that computers are already as creative as humans and could one day surpass us. […]

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