We are jätte glad to welcome you to Artificial Intelligence and Creativity (FDT3300, 7.5 credits). During this course, you will engage with many timely topics about computational creativity, from the practical to the theoretical, and everything in-between. The course will run like a reading group, but there will be assignments complementing the concepts we cover. Assignments will be both theoretical (reading and discussing text), and practical (use and exploration of Creative-Ai). The course meets about once every 3-4 weeks, from October to May.

Meetings page

Course content

Here is the plan:

Block 1, Sessions 1-3: Overview of the domain of computational creativity
- a. The notions of (computational) creativity
- b. Evaluation of CC systems
- c. Introducing Humanities (e.g. STS, Media Studies) perspectives
Block 2, Sessions 4-6: Creative practices with artificial intelligence.
- a. Music
- b. Painting/Graphics
- c. Poetry/essays
Block 3, Sessions 7-9: Principles of ethics and sustainability
- a. Ethical Impact
- b. Environmental sustainability
- c. Social sustainability
Block 4, Sessions 10-12: Advanced topics
- a. This block is left intentionally open: contents will be discussed with students
  throughout the first seminars in Block 1.

Meetings page: https://canvas.kth.se/courses/40037/pages/meetings

Zoom room:

653 6279 6204

https://kth-se.zoom.us/j/65362796204?pwd=RStSTnF3TFpWSFdSKzlWUTlBZGdnQT09

Passw: 152764

Contact information

In this course, you will meet Bob L. T. Sturm (bobs@kth.se) and Andre Holzapfel (holzap@kth.se). We are both spearheading funded efforts at KTH in the area of this course:

MUSAiC https://musaiclab.wordpress.com/
AI and the Artistic Imaginary https://www.kth.se/hct/mid/research/cmt/projects/ai-and-the-artistic-imaginary-1.1100143

See also the seminar series we are running, "dialogues: probing the future of creative technology":

https://play.kth.se/media/dialogues1%3A%20Dorien%20Herremans%20and%20K%C4%B1van%C3%A7%20Tatar/0_ffig3uhx
https://play.kth.se/media/dialogues2%3A%20Albena%20Baeva%20and%20Sam%20Salem/0_pe0xzraw

FDT3300 HT22 Artificial Intelligence and Creativity (51270)