CreAItive Futures: What Becomes of Creativity in the Age of AI?

About the event

This event explores how generative AI is transforming the way we think about creativity. We have already seen generative AI tools rise rapidly and begin shaping creative work at every level, from individuals experimenting with systems like ChatGPT to organizations integrating AI into their everyday processes. As these technologies spread, they invite us to reflect on some profound questions. How does AI influence our imagination and sense of agency in the creative process? What becomes of collaboration, originality, and authorship when AI plays an active role in generating and developing ideas? Do we risk losing moments of surprise and discovery if AI is always present to guide us? And will AI threaten creativity as a means of satisfying a fundamentally human need? As creativity enters the age of AI and the boundaries of possibility continue to shift, our panel will reflect on where this journey might lead, how it could reshape the way we work and create together, and what the future of creativity may hold for us.

Participants

Ebba Lindgren – Artist and Designer
Birke Otto – Associate Professor, Department of Business Development and Technology, Arhus University
Ingemar Larsson – Technology & Innovation Manager in New Business, Axis Communications AB
Elena Raviola – Professor in Design Management, University of Gothenburg
Robert Willim – Associate Professor & Artist, Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University

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Nexus seminar series

This event is part of the Nexus seminar series at LUSEM. Nexus is an advanced seminar series at LUSEM, designed to foster collaboration and dialogue across departments. It brings together researchers and teachers to explore interdisciplinary themes in depth. Each session focuses on a topic of broad interest, creating a space where diverse perspectives converge to inspire new ideas and deepen shared understanding.

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