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Host: Tongji University

Organiser: Art & Artificial Intelligence lab,
College of Design and Innovation, Tongji University

In Collaboration with: Aiiiii Art Center

Supporter: Sino-Italian Campus of Tongji University

Conference Dates: May 20 - May 21, 2021

The aai International conference on
art (ai) combines the most radical
of research from a diverse
international curation of fields
ranging from art, design,
computational science, cultural
critique as well as political
philosophy. This network is
established to pioneer and push the
boundaries of artificial
intelligence and creative
production. The primary prompts for
this conference’s study are as such:
• AI Art: is it a challenge to human
creativity?
• What is the aesthetics of machine
creativity?
• What can AI Art teach to AI
Ethics?
• Does AI Art mirror the epic
alteration of the human conditions
and of its environment?

Speaker: Alina Constantin
NYU Game Center - Masters in Game Design 2021

Alina Constantin is a graduating Masters in Game Design at NYU’s Game Center, a multicultural visual artist-entrepreneur,
creative activist and narrative systems designer.
In an eclectic background from animation to games, teaching and hands-on environmental work, Alina has developed and
shown work in museums, festivals and classrooms across 3 continents.
She's designed and organized live play experiences for climate awareness in youth community centers between southern and
northern Europe, worked for a variety of indie studios, and released her own awarded game Shrug Island, on Steam in
2018.
In her time at the Game Center she has produced additional cultural prototypes merging fiction and research for the
American Museum of Natural History, Consumer Reports and NYU’s Future of Imagination Fellowship.
Her work features creative collaborations across fields, focusing on drawing personal stories out of large systems and
building visionary experiences to revive the diversity of our connections and heritage.