Who Gets the Credit Now? The Beatles, Beethoven, and AI

When AI can create art that moves us, what makes human creativity special? Artificial intelligence has helped complete Beethoven's unfinished Tenth Symphony, recover John Lennon's voice for a new Beatles recording, and make it possible for anyone to generate an original-sounding pop song in seconds.

But when AI becomes part of the creative process, who is the real artist?

We embrace AI tools that make our work more efficient and effective. But art might feel different. We value music, literature, and visual art not just for what they produce, but for the human imagination, emotion, and meaning behind them.

So what happens when AI can produce something that is beautiful? If it is compelling or moves us, do we still call it art?

Join us for a thought-provoking AI Café as we explore the changing relationship between human creativity and artificial intelligence. Through fascinating real-world examples, musical demonstrations, and lively conversation,…