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Spring Symposium | Creativity in the Age of AI: AI Impacting Arts, Arts Impacting AI
Blaise Agüera y Arcas
VP Engineering Fellow, Google Research
Kenneth Fong Professor and Professor of Bioengineering, of Genetics, of Medicine, of Biomedical Data Science | Associate Director and Senior Fellow, Stanford HAI | Professor, by courtesy, of Computer Science
Mitchell Baker
Chief Executive Officer, Chairwoman of Mozilla Foundation
Adam Banks
Professor, Stanford Graduate School of Education
Rebecca Blake
Advocacy Liaison, Graphic Artists Guild; Design Director, Optimum Design & Consulting
Catie Cuan
PhD Candidate in Mechanical Engineering, Stanford University
Deborah Cullinan
Vice President for the Arts, Stanford University
Annie Dorsen
Theatre Director, Intersection of Algorithmic Art; Live Performance; MacArthur Fellowship Recipient, Spalding Gray Award Recipient
Scott Draves
Independent AI Artist and Engineer
Douglas Eck
Principal Scientist, Google Research; Research Director, GoogleBrain
William Robertson Coe Professor in the Humanities | Senior Fellow, Stanford HAI | Bass University Fellow in Undergraduate Education
Lindsey Felt
Leonardo CripTech Incubator Co-founder and Co-director; Lecturer in Program in Writing and Rhetoric, Stanford University
President and CEO, Doris Duke Foundation
Ken Goldberg
Professor, Industrial Engineering and Operations Research; William S. Floyd Distinguished Chair in Engineering, UC Berkeley
Privacy and Data Policy Fellow, Stanford HAI
Denning Co-Director, Stanford HAI | Anand Rajaraman and Venky Harinarayan Professor of Computer Science, Stanford University
Golan Levin
Professor of Electronic Art and, by courtesy, of Design, Architecture, Entertainment Technology, and Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University
Jason Edward Lewis
Co-director, Indigenous Futures Research Centre and Professor of Design and Computation Arts, Concordia University
Enongo Lumumba-Kasongo
David S. Josephson Assistant Professor of Music, Brown University
Lauren Lee McCarthy
HAI Visiting Artist (22-23); Professor of Media Arts, UCLA; Faculty, Disability Studies, UCLA
Meredith Ringel Morris
Principal Scientist, Google DeepMind; Affiliate Professor, Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science Engineering and The Information School, University of Washington
Aileen Kaye Robinson
Assistant Professor, Theatre & Performance Studies and African & African American Studies, Stanford University
Pamela Samuelson
Richard M. Sherman, Distinguished Professor of Law, UC Berkeley Law; Professor, UC Berkeley School of Information; Co-Director, Berkeley Center for Law & Technology
Caroline Sinders
Founder, Convocation Design + Research
Sydney Skybetter
Deputy Dean of the College; Senior Lecturer in Theatre Arts and Performance Studies, Brown University
Co-Founder, Loove; Vice Chair, Stanford HAI Advisory Council
Associate Professor of Art and Art History and, by courtesy, of Computer Science
Associate Professor of Music and Associate Professor, by courtesy, of Computer Science, Stanford | Associate Director and Senior Fellow, Stanford HAI
Amelia Winger-Bearskin
Banks Family Preeminence Chair; Associate Professor of Artificial Intelligence and the Arts: Digital Arts and Sciences, University of Florida
Steven Zapata
Professional Designer, Illustrator, and Educator
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