Artificial Intelligence and Human Creativity

Generative AI is reshaping creative industries, raising new questions for authors, artists, publishers and audiences. This public conversation in Camperdown explores the opportunities, tensions and challenges at the intersection of artificial intelligence, culture and storytelling.

Panel

• Professor Anna Funder — author and Professor of Practice in Creative Writing at the University of Sydney
• Dr Stuart Glover — Head of Policy, Australian Publishers Association
• Dr Anna Broinowski — filmmaker and Senior Lecturer in the Master of Film and Screen Arts at the University of Sydney
• Professor Daniel Browning — Professor of Indigenous Cultural and Creative Industries at the University of Sydney

Facilitator

Professor Terry Flew, Co-Director of the Centre for AI, Trust and Governance and Professor of Digital Communication and Culture at the University of Sydney.

Who it’s for

This conversation is open to people working in the creative sector, AI researchers, and anyone interested in the future of culture and storytelling.

About the host

The Centre for AI, Trust and Governance at the University of Sydney brings together researchers across humanities, social sciences, law, business and technical disciplines to examine the societal, organisational and policy challenges of evolving AI systems.